IND vs AUS: India's loss is due to him only...!?

When india lost to australia in the third t20 match, they criticized the indian bowler who bowled the last over as the reason for the defeat. Fans are blasting him as he doesn't know how to bowl, especially yorkers. The third t20 match between india and australia was held in Guwahati. The match was played on a pitch suitable for scoring high runs. india batted first and scored 222 runs. Ruduraj Gaekwad scored his first T20I century and scored an unbeaten 123 off 57 balls.
The next Australian team lost wickets till the 14th over but managed to keep the run rate close to 10. With Glenn Maxwell on the field, he was joined by captain Matthew Wade in the 14th over. The pair danced brilliantly. In particular, Maxwell targeted some bowlers and scored runs. However, india had more chances to win. With 43 runs needed in the last 2 overs for Australia's victory, spinner Axar patel bowled and caught the ball in front of the stumps as wicketkeeper ishan kishan was stumping. It was a violation of the rules and got a no-ball. Matthew Wade hit a six off the next free hit, 22 runs in that over alone. Even though there was a lot of fumbling in the 19th over, with australia needing 21 runs to win in the last over, the indian team still had a high chance of winning. Prasith krishna came to bowl the last over. When he was in the last over tension he couldn't bowl a single yorker. Not a single ball was bowled on the correct length.
The reason for India's defeat was that Maxwell hit one six and three fours in the last four balls only to make the Australian team win. Following this, the fans are blaming Prasidh krishna for India's defeat as he did not bowl properly. With fans criticizing him on twitter that he couldn't even bowl a yorker, at one point the word "yorker" started trending. Prasith krishna conceded 68 runs in 4 overs in this match, making him the worst bowler in T20Is for India.
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Sowmiya Sriram

29/11/2023 10:24 AM