India’s XI for the first T20I

India Overcame the disappointment of losing the last ODI with a comprehensive 38 consecutive victories Sri Lanka On Sunday, July 25, the first T20I match of a three-match series held at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

After Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka won the toss and elected to field, India put a par score of 164 on the board. Although Charith Asalanka fought, the blue men performed a full bowling performance, limiting the host to 126 Within.

This is the Indian score card for hitting XI in the first T20I match against Sri Lanka.

IND and SL 2021, the first T20I: Indian player ratings

Pritvi Shaw: 2/10

Xiao scored the first duck in his T20I debut because a swinging peach from Dushmantha Chameera found the edge of his bat. He caught the ball, but it was a tragic outing for the young man.

Shikhar Dhawan: 8/10

Dhawan scored 46 of 36 goals to stabilize the number of games, while Sanju Samson and Suryakumar Yadav accelerated on the other end. He fell while trying to raise the stakes, but made up for his dismissal with an excellent captain performance in the second game. Almost every bowling change made by Dhawan creates a wicket.

Mount Yishan: 7.5/10

Kishan, ranked 5th, scored 20 unbeaten quick shots at the time of his death, thus improving India’s overall results. He was a little lucky to get rid of Dasun Shanaka’s stumbling block, but he was firm behind the stump.

Three lives Samson: 6.5/10

Samson seemed to be in his original form when he was 27, but he didn’t seem to be able to turn any of his openings into truly memorable scoring. When he seemed ready to make a big one, a googly from Wanindu Hasaranga trapped him in front.

Suryakumar Yadav: 8.5/10

Suryakumar completed his second T20I fifty with confidence and grace. His excellent shots injected momentum into India’s midgame, and he also caught twice.

Kronalpandia: 7/10

Kronal hit the ball twice in 16 runs and only missed a boundary. He picked up Minod Bhanuka’s wicket-it was some much-needed success for lefties.

Hardick Pandia: 3/10

When his team desperately needed him to improve his running rate, Hardick’s tragic time at batting continued as he tried to hit 12 goals and 10 goals. He defended the struggling Ashen Bandara, but his bowling level was not as good as he expected. The all-rounder even lost a goal, ending another difficult game in Colombo.

Deepak Chahar: 7/10

Chahar felt unlucky for the new ball again, and he came back in the game again to take a few wickets. He sent the dangerous Asalanka back to the hut, and followed up with Hasalanga’s key door.

Waren Chakra: 6.5/10

Despite poor deliveries on several occasions, Chakravarthy made its debut in India. He peeled off Dasun Shanaka’s wicket and allowed the batter to guess through clever changes. Interestingly, India is confident enough to use him as a batsman in the most difficult stages of the game.

Bouvenshwar Kumar: 9/10

Bhuvneshwar performed well in the first T20I because he eventually won four wickets. His performance in the bowling game has greatly improved and he threatened to provide a breakthrough in his entire spell.

Juzvindra Chahar: 9/10

It can be said to be the choice of Indian bowlers. Chahal demonstrated his choice before Rahul Chahar with his superb leg spin bowling. He ended with a number of 1/19, and made a wonderful camouflage change in speed, line, length, and rotation.

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