Yuvraj Singh Criticizes Indian Fielding In 1st T20I Against West Indies
Vice-captain Rohit Sharma grassed an easy chance near the boundary, giving West Indies captain Kieron Pollard a life on 22
Mumbai: As India registered a famous and comfortable victory in the series-opening T20I against West Indies on Friday, they dropped several catches in the field apart from a couple of misfields. India dropped 5 catches while 3 were in a row off Chahar’s bowling.
Firstly Washington Sundar failed to judge a catch as he dropped Shimron Hetmyer in the 16th over who went on to score a half-century. In that same over, vice-captain Rohit Sharma grassed an easy chance near the boundary, giving West Indies captain Kieron Pollard a life on 22, he went on to hit 19-ball 37.
“India very poor on the field today! Young guns reacting a bit late on the ball! Too much cricket?? Let’s get these runs to come on lads,” Yuvraj had tweeted during the innings break on Friday.
https://twitter.com/YUVSTRONG12/status/1202967315303849985
West Indies posted a big total of 207/5 but thanks to Virat Kohli’s career-best 94 not out, as they overhauled the target in 18.4 overs to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Virat Kohli got showers of praises.
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