Arshdeep Singh pitched a no-ball in the final over of New Zealand’s innings, followed by three consecutive 6s and 4s.
Team India suffered a 21-run defeat against New Zealand on Friday in his ODI, the first of his three games of his series. India suffered a top-flight collapse after New Zealand posted a strong score of 176/6 in 20 overs, with quick hits by Suryakumar Yadav (49) and Washington Sundar (50) to try to revive India’s innings. Even when you do, it’s easy at lunch. After the match, India’s left-arm pacemaker Ashdeep his Singh faced heavy criticism for his expensive last over as he allowed 27 runs.
Arshdeep’s problems with no-balls don’t seem to be over anytime soon as he crosses the line and starts over. Three straight 6s and 4s followed, and the youngster overran T20Is the most expensive final by an Indian.
Former Indian batsman Sanjay Bangar, his coach, was less impressed with Ashdeep. In the inaugural T20I against Sri Lanka earlier this month, the left-arm pacemaker threw 3 in 1 over and he threw 4 no-balls during the inning.
“Arshdeep wasn’t very effective today. He was known for being a wide yorker that caused problems for hitters, but today he was bowling mostly slot. , I think you need to make a wise decision, it’s a journey. You might get off to a good start, but there are games that test your skills.It’s up to you how much you believe in yourself and work on the basics. If he addresses those factors, he could come out as a better hitter.
Former Indian star Mohammad Kaif, who was also part of the panel, said Ashdeep may need to consider shortening his run-up to fix his no-ball error.
“Arshdeep has a long preparation period, so you may face pedaling problems. There, too, he wastes energy. So the main reason for missing the no-ball is his long run-up. And if he changes sides too often, sometimes around the turnstile, sometimes over the turnstile. So he needs to work on the basics and relax a bit. He’s a good bowler, but he didn’t have a great day,” Kaif said. Bangor agreed with Kaif, saying, “As Kaif said, his run-up is longer than it needs to be. Bowlers have to find it. If you’re a fast bowler and don’t have a lot of stamina, you can run from far and get momentum.” Please put