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The National Cricket team of England, led by Jos Buttler, went to head with the National Cricket team of India of Suryakumar Yadav Yadav in the second match T20i of the T20I match of T20i series At the hand Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai on Saturday, January 25.
The Jos Buttler team, England, lost T20i’s exciting 2 doctors against Team India to lower 0-2 in the series before the third T20I, which will be played in Rajkot.
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England gave a good fight to India the 2nd T20i
The visitors were invited to beat the second game first after losing their launch. Jos Buttler again directed from the front with the bat, while the other batters struggled to begin with.
England finally succeeded in publishing 165/9 on the board, although there was no great hand, as almost everyone found small contributions and shocking.
Defending the total, the bowls of England made their best and worried the Indian batters from the outset. They took doctors at regular intervals and brought the game to the last.
The visitors, however, could not say goodbye Tilak Varma, who played a 72* exceptional blow and handed his second loss to the series to England.
It was a great game: Jos Buttler
When speaking during the post-party presentation ceremony, Jos Buttler praised Tilak Varma for his heroics and said he took the game from England. Said:
“It was a great game. All the credit to Tilak to get them over the line. We created many possibilities, really aggressive, we pushed them very close.”
Jos Buttler said he was satisfied with the performance of his team with the bat and that he hoped that the players would improve their game.
“Really satisfied with the way we go with the bat. We lost a few doctors but the aggression was there. Really happy with the style we played. Many positives. The way Jamie Smith played was fantastic .
How did England act in the 1st T20I against India in Kolkata?
England suffered a defeat in the first T20I against India in Eden Gardens in Kolkata, losing by seven doctors with 43 balls per spare. Despite a good performance by Captain Jos Buttler, his overall beaten and bowling effort was poor.
First, England managed to publish a total of 132 runs below its 20 points. Jos Buttler was the prominent performer with a brilliant 68 of 44 balls, showing his class with eight four and two six.
However, he received little support from the rest of the program. Phil Salt, Ben Duckett and Liam Livingstone fell cheap, incapable of handling India’s disciplined bowls.
The Mystery Spinner Varun Chakravarthy (3/23) revolved a web site around the average order of England, while Axar Patel and Arshdeep Singh He entered with two doctors each.
Defending in 132, the England bowling attack struggled to make the first raids. Although Jofra Archer tilted effectively, collecting two doctors, including Sanju Samson and Suryakumar Yadav, the rest of the bowls were expensive.
Abhishek SharmaThe 79 -ball punch of 34 balls broke the hopes of England from returning to the comeback, while his battle left the bowls without answers.
