IND Vs AUS T20I: Gaikwad Rears Prasidh Krishna After Horror Outings with Australia

Gaikwad Rears Prasidh Krishna After Horror Outings with Australia: India got defeated by 5 wickets against Australia on November 28 on Tuesday in the third T20I of the five-match series. As India made a score of 222/3 in 20 overs, so visitors successfully chased down the target in the final over.

In this match, Prasidh Krishna made an unwanted record for the worst bowling figures by an Indian in the T20I series.

‘In Such Conditions, Even 13-14 Runs-Per-Over Can Be Chased’ By Gaikwad

On Tuesday, Australia won by 223 runs by 5 wickets against India, it is solely based on the performance of Maxwell’s century. Again after the World Cup he has shown his knock with 104 runs for just 48 balls.

In this five-match series now, 3 matches have been held, and in that upper hand and majority of the matches were won by India. In Tuesday’s match, there were 21 runs required for the Aussies to win the final over, but Prasidh Krishna acknowledged, four fours and a six, there India faced a narrow defeat.

Star Opener, Ruturaj Gaikwad, speaking at the post-match press conference, said that

“I don’t think so it’s a concern because it’s almost like you are bowling with a wet ball. And it’s really tough on them.”

“In these kinds of conditions, 12 runs per over or even 13 or 14 runs per over is gettable, even while we are chasing, In the first game, how easily we managed to chase 210.”

“So I think, I don’t think so definitely there’s not a concern at all. It’s just that the conditions are slightly tougher for them, and we have to accept and move on.”

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And also talking about Maxwell’s innings, he said

“I think even Maxi batted really well. To win from a situation where they needed 100 from seven and a half hours and then 50 from 3 overs, I think it was critical innings for him.”

“And I think from our side, our bowlers tried executing whatever they had in their control. Also, there was a lot of dew around so the ball was slipping a lot. So I think it was tough for the bowlers as well.

“Even though we scored 230, in the last game, it was still in between we felt the game might go till the last over, but this kind of dew it is these totals are bound to happen and bound to chase.”