“If you can’t chase 160 at home, where would you go?”-Ramiz Raja slammed SL after the first T20I defeat

Former Pakistani cricketer Ramiz Raja is disappointed in this approach Sri Lanka Hit the ball in the first game of the three-match T20I series IndiaThe hosts played only 126 games, 38 games worse than their goal, and showed no spine in the chase.

Ramiz Raja clarified the lack of plans for Sri Lankan batsmen, which cost them the opportunity to play. The batsman has no intention of establishing important partnerships to bring them closer to the goal.

In a video on his YouTube channel, Ramiz Raja explained that Sri Lanka’s terrible state, even in family conditions, would cost them a high price. He hopes that the hosts will use their home court advantage to compete with this Indian team.

“When India scores more than 160 points, they expect to win because you can expect Sri Lanka to make mistakes often. You need a one-to-two partnership, and the batsman must score more than 70 points to win the game. But no strategy comes from this. A Sri Lanka team. If you can’t chase 160 at home, where will you go? Introducing new players in a losing environment is dangerous. So it’s important for Sri Lanka to start preparing to challenge India’s wickets,” Ramiz Raja said.

Ramiz Raja is full of praise for Suryakumar Yadav

Ramiz Raja was impressed with this approach Surya Kumar Yadav Has participated in international cricket matches. The right shooter scored only 50 points with 34 balls in the first T20I game, and was followed by the best player of the series award in ODI.

The wicket was a bit of two moves, but Suryakumar Yadav continued his free-flow stroke play, almost unstoppable. Although the conditions are not suitable for hitting, Raja praised his ability to maintain momentum.

“Suryakumar Yadav played a great game. He doesn’t seem to be playing for the Indian team in his first season, because he announced himself on the international stage almost immediately. He hits the ball at a certain rhythm and without risking it. Improvisation is really difficult. He is nearly ten paces ahead of his opponents and has many offensive options, which is a good discovery.”