IND vs. SL 3rd T20I Update:
The fledgling pace bowling unit is looking to pick up a piece from last night’s hammering as India’s top order look to put on an important show against Sri Lanka, the decider of his three-game T20I series on Saturday. doing.
After a narrow last-ball victory in the opening game, India slipped into a 16-run defeat as Sri Lanka leveled their three-game winning streak at 1–1.
The inconsistency of the young attack was part of the loss, but looking ahead, Umran Malik and Shibam Mavi will find it a great learning experience for them.
They got their lines wrong and didn’t always bowl the full length, which made it easier for the Sri Lankan batsmen to control the tempo of the short pitches.
The Indian bowling unit had a phenomenal run as left-arm pacesetter Arshdeep Singh returned to active XI after a string of injuries, bowling up to five no-balls in two overs. He treaded three times in the first over, becoming the first Indian bowler to score a hat-trick without the ball in T20I.
Making his sensational T20I debut in the season opener, Mavi and Aashdeep his Singh missed tricks as skipper Hardik his Pandia had to resort to spinners and lost the team having to take the basics. Contributed to the no-ball tally because he lamented that. correct.
But the young people in the team have valuable experience, which gives them more chances.
Head coach Rahul Dravid said: “Sometimes young players are going to play games like that. I think we all have to be patient with that, but [but] We have to understand that a tough match can’t happen,” he said.
“I think it’s hard while they’re studying. Learning about international cricket is not easy. You have to learn it on the job. I think we have to have a little patience with these people,” he added.
On the batting side, the top orders again failed to secure a solid start. Shubman Gill said he was on a two-game losing streak in the series and wanted to take his chances.