India scored XI for the first ODI

Under the leadership of Shikhar Dhawan, India Eight victories in the first ODI of the three-game series against each other Sri Lanka Sunday, July 18, at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

After winning the toss and choosing to hit the ball first, Sri Lankan team Dasanshanaka saw his batsman start, but failed to establish a meaningful partnership. The hosts managed 262. Although this is a competitive total, India easily completed the game in 36.4 games.

This is the Indian’s XI score card in the first ODI game against Sri Lanka.

IND v SL 2021, the first ODI: Indian player ratings

Plitvice Shaw: 8.5/10

Back in India, Xiao was unstoppable in Colombo. He found the boundary nine times in the first half, giving the Indian team a fantastic start, and then the blow to the head disrupted his attention. His influence was so great that he won the game’s best player award at the age of 43.

Shikhar Dhawan: 9/10

India’s newest ODI team Dawan made his dream come true in the series opener. He shot an unbeaten 86, led his team home in the chase, and scored several wonderful catches in the first game.

Yishan·Kishan: 8/10

Kishan scored an outstanding 50 points in his ODI debut, which happened to be on his 23rd birthday. He relied on luck in some stages of the counterattack, but at the end of the day, his 59 points were crucial to India’s overall victory. Left-handers are also good with gloves.

Manish Pandi: 4/10

Pandey ranked fourth, but his familiar rotation strike problem came to the fore against the Sri Lankan spinners. He hit 40 for his 24 goals and then made a deep hole while trying to move on.

Suryakumar Yadav: 8/10

After Pandey was fired, rookie Suryakumar proved his promotion in the batting order with a smooth 31 unbeaten score. His perfect wrist and ability to fight spins were fully demonstrated, as he found the boundary line five times during the 20-ball stop.

Kronalpandia: 9/10

The left arm spinner cast an incredible economic spell, conceding only 26 of his 10 pitches while picking up a wicket. His accuracy helped the bowler at the other end find a breakthrough.

Hardick Pandia: 5.5/10

The other Pandya brother seemed to have a good outing with the ball, but he was taken away several times when his spell was about to end. He has lost 34 points in five games, but the fact that he bowls is a welcome sign for India.

Deepak Chahar: 7.5/10

Chahar did not do well with the new ball, but he broke through two important wickets in the middle, thus entering his own form. Using a cutter and a slower ball, he proved his worth to the Indian team in a longer format and is the Pacers’ choice.

Kuldip Yadav: 7.5/10

Going back to the Indian ODI side, Kuldeep showed much-needed positive performance. The left arm wrist spinner dismissed Minod Bhanuka and Bhanuka Rajapaksa in a key stage of the game and played a teasing length throughout his spell.

Bouvenshwar Kumar: 3/10

The leader of the Indian offensive started economically, and even if he could not have a strong penetrating power in the Game of Thrones, things went downhill when he died. Bhuvneshwar ran with more than 11 points in the three games he pitched at the end of the round, helping Sri Lanka reach the total battle result. The Indian deputy captain hopes to have a better display in the second T20I.

Juzvindra Chahar: 7/10

Together with Kuldeep, Chahal had a fruitful outing in the first ODI. He picked up two wickets, always hoping to attack the full length of the bowling ball. The leg spinner is not his consistent best, but he hopes to make a difference in midfield and can build on his performance.