India scored a hat-trick of wins, entered the Super 8, Surya-Shivam Dube shined

New Delhi. The Indian cricket team completed a hat-trick of victories in the T20 World Cup 2024 by defeating America. With this, Team India has qualified for the Super 8 by defeating the host team by 7 wickets. Along with Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dubey, Arshdeep Singh also played an important role in giving India this victory. While Arshdeep bowled brilliantly, Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dubey in batting led Team India to a thrilling win. India has 6 points from 3 matches and the team has reached the Super 8 by finishing on top of Group A with 6 points. The Indian team will face Canada in their last group match on June 15.

The Indian team (IND vs USA) chased down the target set by the hosts USA and achieved it in 18.2 overs with the loss of 3 wickets. Team India had a very bad start. Virat Kohli was walked on the second ball of the first over. Saurabh Netravalkar did not even allow him to open an account. Rohit Sharma was caught out by Saurabh by Harmeet on a personal score of 3 runs. Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant returned to the pavilion after scoring 18 runs. India lost 3 of their wickets at a total score of 39. For India, Suryakumar Yadav scored an unbeaten 50 off 49 balls while Shivam Dube returned unbeaten on 31 off 35 balls.

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America scored 110 runs for 8 wickets
Earlier, India were restricted to 110 for 8 thanks to a superb performance by the bowlers led by left-arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh (9/4). Arshdeep’s performance is the best bowling performance by any Indian in the T20 World Cup. Earlier this record was held by Ravichandran Ashwin who took four wickets for 11 runs against Australia in Mirpur in 2014. Arshdeep was well supported by Hardik Pandya who took two wickets for 14 runs in four overs. Akshar Patel got success.

Nitish Kumar played an innings of 27 runs
For America, Nitish Kumar contributed 27 runs off 23 balls while opener Steven Taylor contributed 24 runs off 30 balls. Batting on this pitch has proved to be very difficult so far, so this target could prove to be a challenge for India as well. The team that wins this match will secure their place in the Super Eight. Arshdeep gave India a great start by lbwing Shayan Jahangir (0) on the first ball of the opening over and then dismissing Andreas Gauss (two runs) on the last ball.

Jones took over the captaincy in place of the injured Monak Patel.
Aaron Jones (11), who was leading the side in place of injured captain Monak Patel, showed aggression by hitting a six off Mohammad Siraj’s bouncer, but Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik bowled economical overs that saw the US manage just 18 for two. In the power play. Jones was caught by Siraj off Hardik while trying to play another big shot. Taylor, who has been playing cautiously so far, hit a six against Shivam Dubey in the ninth over. He was bowled in the 12th over after hitting his second six of the innings against Akshar.

America completed 100 runs in the 18th over
Nitish then hit Hardik for a superb six and a four, while New Zealander Corey Anderson (15) sent a letter ball into the crowd. After conceding 32 runs in the last three overs, Indian captain Rohit Sharma handed over the ball to Arshdeep and the bowler sent the aggressive batting Nitish to the pavilion. Siraj took a brilliant catch near the boundary. Anderson hit a four against Bumrah while Harmeet Singh (10) increased the run rate with a six. Hardik dealt a double blow to America by dismissing Anderson in the 17th over and Harmeet in the 18th over to dismiss Arshdeep. Both of them were caught behind the wicket by Rishabh Pant. America’s century ended with a run from Shedley Van Schalkwyk (11 not out) in this over. He contributed fours against Siraj in the last over to take the score to 110 runs.

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