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Adil Rashid, the stab of the legs of England, was hit by five six in one of the Batters of the West Indies during the second T20I of the three -game series on the county’s field on Sunday, June 8. Rashid spent much in the game, including 31 runs against Jason Holder and Romario Shepherd.
Johnson Charles (47 years), Shai Hope (48) and Rovman Powell (34) scored the vital races to help the West Indies reach 148 by 5 in 18 points. On a good battle surface, Jason Holder and Romario Shepherd provided an aggressive finish, showing an impressive one at the last two last two in the western Indies.
Clock: Adil Rashid hit five consecutive six against western Indies
England captain Harry Brook gave the ball to Adil Rashid to get 19th place, as he had granted 28 runs and took a wick in his first three. Jason Holder started over three consecutive six, followed by a single. Romario Shepherd finished the overwhelming two.
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Rashid tried a faster delivery, but Holder sent him to the deep square leg for six. Then he traveled a complete ball during the six others. The third ball did not schedule perfectly, but it was enough for the headline to get six runs. The headline managed only one sun from the next ball.
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Stuart Broad, who awarded six consecutive to Indian Legendary India Yuvraj Singh in the inaugural game of the World Cup of the World Cup of the ICC T20 2007, continues to maintain the record for most of the races awarded by a diaper from England in T20is.
Adil Rashid ended with 59 runs in its four points
Adil Rashid ended with 59 runs in its four points, but managed to take the head of the West Indies, Captain Shai Hope, who scored 49 of 38 balls, including two four and four six.
The Western Indies finished their entrances with 16 runs in the final, publishing a competitive total of 196 for six. Luke Wood was the best diaper in England, taking two doctors.
In response, the Batsmen of England: Jos Buttler (46), Tom Banton (30*), Harry Brook (34), Ben Duckett (30) and Jacob Bethell (26), played key papers, bringing their team to the victory at 18.3 points.
The western Indies had a good start with the early doctors, but Bethell and Banton helped England get a four-wicket victory with nine balls to save. England leads the T20i series of three games 2-0. The final match will be played on June 10 at Rose Bowl, Southampton.
Adil Rashid turned well on average: Captain of England, Harry Brook
In the post-partite presentation, England captain Harry Brook praised his team’s collective effort after victory. He said they handed over to disciplined media, especially emphasizing the performance of Adil Rashid.
“A great start in the boys’ T20. Yes, they had a very good end. We got up very well in our plans in the half. When we went out in the bat, we knew it was a matter of two grains.
“It gives us great confidence in a small terrain like this with four spinners and two pacers. The wood put the tone with a first wick ball. Rashid launched very well in the half before leaving in his last. Very excited by the last game,” added Brook.
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