Team India Reaches Cuttack For The Second T20
Team India reaches Cuttack for the second T20: Ind vs SA T20 2022. The second match of the five-match T20 series between India and South Africa is to be played in Cuttack.
In the first match played at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, South Africa took a 1-0 lead by winning.
The second match of this series is to be played on Sunday 12th June, for which both the teams have reached Cuttack.
The first match of the five-match series was played between India and South Africa on Thursday. The next day both the teams reached Cuttack to play the second match.
Here the teams will get a chance to rest after the practice for the next two days. When India and South Africa reached Cuttack on Friday, the BCCI released its video for all the fans.
Team India reaches Cuttack: India’s crushing defeat.
In the Delhi T20, India managed to make a big score of 211 runs on the basis of Ishan Kishan’s blazing half-century.
Chasing the target, South Africa seemed to be lagging behind, but David Miller, who achieved top form in the IPL, turned the match on arrival.
He shared an unbroken 131-run partnership with Rasi van der Dussen as South Africa chased down the target for the loss of 3 wickets in 19.1 overs.
PAK vs WI: Pakistan beat West Indies by 120 runs on Babar’s batting and Mohammad Nawaz’s bowling.
In the 2nd ODI match played at Multan Cricket Stadium, Pakistan defeated West Indies by a huge margin of 120 runs.
With this win, Pakistan’s team has taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series.
Batting first after winning the toss, Pakistan set a target of 276 runs in front of the West Indies thanks to Imam-ul-Haq’s 72 and captain Babar Azam’s 77.
West Indies innings were reduced to 155.
Chasing the target, West Indies did not start well and got the first blow on the score of only 4 runs.
After that Kyle Meyers and Shamrah Brooks tried to take the innings by adding 67 runs for the second wicket but West Indies lost their second wicket as Kyle Meyers at the score of 71.
After that none of the West, Indies batsmen could survive and wickets kept falling at frequent intervals. The entire West Indies team was bundled out for only 155 runs.
Most runs from West Indies came from the bat of Shamrah Brooks. He scored 42 and Kyle Meyers scored 33 runs.
