Captain Hardik Pandya had no hesitation in admitting that “no-balls in any format are a crime”, but India’s head coach Rahul Dravid stood by the inexperienced bowling team. .
No ball 7 times, wide 4 times. In addition to the 11 extra balls and many runs India conceded in his T20I in his second against Sri Lanka on Thursday night, India gave the Sri Lankan hitter his seven free hits. conceded a total of 22 extra runs from .
In his 16-run defeat to India, the Pacers conceded extra proved to be a key factor in the scoring case at the Maharashtra Cricket Association stadium.
Captain Hardik Pandya did not hesitate to admit in his post-match presentation that “no ball in any format is a crime”, but head coach Rahul Dravid said the inexperienced pace bowling unit I did my best to reach out to “Especially in a T20 format game, they (the extras) can hurt you. We have to be patient with these little kids. I’m good at bowling offense,” Dravid said.
“You have to understand that games like this can happen. They keep improving and they keep working hard. We strive to create the right environment for them to be able to demonstrate their full potential. It’s hard, it’s not easy to learn international cricket, you have to learn it on the job.”
His Arshdeep Singh, who played the first game of the series after missing the series opener due to illness, had a night of terror. A left-arm pacemaker, in two overs he bowled five no-balls and conceded 37 carries. Shivam Mavi and Umran Malik, two other young pacers playing T20I in the second and fifth respectively, rolled no-balls respectively.
Dravid argued that India shouldn’t read too much into the pacesetter’s performance as it wants to try out as many young people as possible.
“The good thing is that this year’s focus is on the Over-50 World Cup and World Test Championships, or at least the T20 Games, so there will be opportunities to try out a lot of young people.