Shikhar Dhawan praised the Indian team’s never-say-die attitude

Despite losing in the second T20I against Sri Lanka, Indian team leader Shihadavan He praised his team’s “never say lose attitude” and praised this young team for reaching the end of the game.

Kronal Pandia The coronavirus was tested positive on Tuesday, so the second T20I was postponed to Wednesday. Eight direct contacts with all-rounders are excluded from the ongoing series. The Indian team had to make 7 mandatory changes in their 11 players, which meant they played 6 professional bowlers and 1 batsman.

To make matters worse, India first hit the ball on a surface that turned slowly and stopped. India only scored 132 points, but it looked like a competitive score and the bowling ball was tight. Sri Lanka finally secured the victory in the final.

“The surface has already turned, it stopped a bit. Of course, we know that a batsman is short, we know that we have to build the game cleverly, and we have to satisfy ourselves at some point. We missed 10-15 times.

“However, I am very proud of the boys because we played a very exciting game. This never-say-die attitude is amazing. Salute the boys because they brought the game to the last game, It only defended 132 points. This is due to the bowler and the batter,” Shikhar Dhawan said after India’s defeat on Wednesday.

Sri Lanka is on the brink of history against India

With India falling into crisis and struggling to find a balance, Sri Lanka is far from India’s first bilateral T20I series victory.

Beginning in 2009, India and Sri Lanka have locked in the game in seven T20 series. India has won six wins and one draw and ended in a draw. Even in multi-team matches, India has the upper hand. However, it is commendable that they defeated India in the 2014 Dhaka T20 World Cup final and won their second world championship.

The final T20I will be the deciding game and will be played on Thursday.