India coach Gautam Gambhir was visibly livid after Arshdeep Singh endured a tricky outing within the second T20I in opposition to South Africa on Thursday, December 11. On the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Worldwide Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, Arshdeep delivered a marathon over that included seven wides.
The left-arm pacer wanted 13 balls to finish the eleventh over of the Proteas innings, conceding 18 runs and showing utterly off rhythm. The cameras panned in direction of Gambhir, who seemed on helplessly and misplaced his cool as Arshdeep struggled to regain management.
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Arshdeep endured a nightmare over that utterly shifted the momentum and left the Indian camp visibly pissed off. It started within the worst attainable approach, with de Kock stepping down the monitor and launching a full supply straight over the bowler’s head for a towering six. That blow instantly put Arshdeep below stress.
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Making an attempt to regain management, he pushed the size wider however missed the tramline, conceding a large. An identical try introduced one other extensive, and the troubles saved mounting as he sprayed a 3rd one outdoors off, serving to South Africa attain 100.
The collapse in management continued. A large yorker missed its mark once more, including to the tally, and one other extensive adopted as de Kock calmly watched the extras accumulate. With rigidity rising, Arshdeep lastly managed a authorized supply, which de Kock pulled to deep mid-wicket for a single.
Markram then took strike, guiding a pair via extensive long-on earlier than pulling a shorter ball for an additional single. The over finally ended with de Kock slicing a fuller supply over level for one, however by then South Africa had collected 18 runs, together with an astonishing seven wides, in an over Arshdeep will need to neglect.
Arshdeep was spectacular within the first T20I, the place India defeated South Africa by 101 runs. He returned tidy figures of 2-0-14-2 as India bowled the Proteas out for 74 whereas defending 175.
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