In their ICC Cricket World Cup encounter here on Thursday, India defeated Bangladesh by seven wickets. After the game, captain Rohit Sharma gave an update on the condition of all-rounder Hardik Pandya, who hurt his ankle bowling. Though Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah, and captain Rohit Sharma all set records and provided entertainment during India’s victory, ‘Men in Blue’ still had to worry about Pandya’s health following an ankle sprain. Scroll down to read Rohit Sharma Gives Major Update On Hardik Pandya’s Injury.
Rohit Sharma Gives Major Update On Hardik Pandya’s Injury
“The victory was worthwhile. Something we had been anticipating. Although we didn’t get off to a good start, we played better in the middle and towards the end (bowling and fielding). We have had excellent fielding in our last three games.
Today, we carried on with it. It’s something you have power over. You attempt to the best of your ability. “Bowlers were intelligent enough to know what kinds of lines and lengths were required,” Rohit remarked during a post-game press conference.
“Jadeja made an incredible catch and was excellent with the ball. However, a hundred (by Virat) is a hundred; it is unbeatable. We have something going on in the group (on the fielding medals players obtain following each game). elevates everyone. There is a unique place reserved for the guys who win the most medals.”
“Pandya pulled up somewhat sore. We are fortunate that there isn’t any significant damage. However, it goes without saying that with an injury like that, we must evaluate daily and take the necessary action. Every game is a major contest (against New Zealand). (On the support) Every member of the squad has experienced immense pressure from large supporters. This is unique to us. The audience has not let us down, and going forward, I’m very sure it will only grow in size and volume,” Rohit said.
Bangladesh chose to bat first as the game began, and Tanzid Hasan (51 in 43 balls, four boundaries, and three sixes) and Litton Das (66 in 82 balls, seven fours) had a 91-run opening stand.
After that, Bangladesh continued to lose wickets often, but crucial blows came from wicketkeeper-batter Mushfiqur Rahim (38 in 46 balls, with a four and a six) and Mahmudullah (46 in 36 balls, with three fours and three sixes), who helped Bangladesh reach 256/8 in 50 overs.
The two best bowlers for India were Jasprit Bumrah (2/41) and Ravindra Jadeja (2/38). In addition, Mohammed Siraj claimed two wickets, while Shardul Thakur and Kuldeep Yadav both claimed one.
Shubman Gill (53 in 55 balls with five fours and two sixes) and captain Rohit Sharma (48 in 40 balls with seven fours and two sixes) determined the outcome of the 257 chase by themselves. The cherry on top was Virat’s century and his partnership with KL Rahul (34*), which featured some exciting sprinting between the wickets.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz was the best bowler for Bangladesh, with two wickets.
India has won four of its last four games and now has eight points, good for second place in the standings. Top of the list with a higher net run rate is New Zealand. Bangladesh, with one victory and three defeats, is ranked seventh.
“Man of the Match” for his matches was Virat.
