Chennai 162, Shivam-Jadeja's World Cup squad faltered, and Bratya Ruturaj persisted
Cricket fans will be disappointed with the players’ performances when the T20 World Cup roster was announced. Neither Shivam from Chennai nor Jadeja or Arashdeep from Punjab could live up to the expectations.
Even within their known 22 yards, the Chennai Super Kings hitters were unable to muster much against the Punjab Kings. Getting to bat first did not hinder Ruturaj Gaikwad and Ajinkya Rahane’s start. But in Chennai, the middle order failed Dobal. 162 runs were made by Chennai for 7 wickets.
After winning the toss, Sam Karen of Punjab chose to put Chennai in to bat. With just 24 balls, Rahane scored 29 runs. Make five fours. Following his removal, Chennai’s rate of runs scored decreased. The Indian T20 World Cup team was placed under strain by two players, Shivam Dube (0) and Ravindra Jadeja (2). Ruturaj, the captain of Chennai, attempted to salvage the innings as the team collapsed from 64 for no wickets to 70 for 3.
Rizvik is caught by Sameer at 22 yards. Despite their inability to accelerate the pace at which runs were scored. After hitting 21 runs off of 23 balls, Rizvi was bowled out by Kagiso Rabadar.
Moin Ali then became a member of Ruturaj. On nine balls, he made fifteen. Almost by himself, the Bratya Chennai captain battled to put the team in the running for the T20 World Cup. Once he reached his fifty off forty-four balls, he began to bat aggressively. Ruturaj ended up scoring 62 runs off of 48 balls. Make 2 sixes and 5 fours.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni scored with 13 balls remaining after he was removed. After 14 runs off of 11 balls, he was out on the final ball. He scored a six and a four. This IPL, Dhoni got dismissed for the first time. that too with two runs scored on the final ball of the inning. With one run off of one ball, Darryl Mitchell maintained his perfect record.
Rahul Chahar, the most effective bowler for Punjab, got two wickets for sixteen runs. With a spinner, Harpreet Brar, two wickets for seventeen runs. Rabadar: 1 wicket for 23 runs. Another cricketer in India’s T20 World Cup squad, Arshdeep Singh, took one wicket and scored fifty-two runs. Five wides were also delivered by the powerful left-arm bowler.
