Shikhar Dhawan Told How He Felt, After Being Dismissed For 98
Shikhar Dhawan Told How He Felt, After Being Dismissed For 98. The Indian team won the first match of the three-match ODI series against England by 66 runs.
In this win, opener Shikhar Dhawan’s 98-run innings was important. He may have missed a century in the match but is quite happy to contribute to the team’s victory.
Shikhar Dhawan told after the match how he felt when he got out after reaching close to a century. Dhawan played a brilliant innings of 98 off 106 balls with the help of 11 fours and 2 sixes.
After the match, he said, “I am very happy with my performance, more than that our team is happy. I did a very good gym, running session, and net session.
All these smart work benefited. We were aware that the ball was swinging and seaming. So we knew that the wicket would have to stick and play close to the body. “
In the first ODI, Dhawan along with Rohit Sharma added 64 runs for the first wicket. After this, he shared a 105-run partnership with captain Virat Kohli for the second wicket.
India had set a target of 318 runs against England in this match. In response, the entire English team was reduced to 251 runs. India won by 66 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the series.
He further said, “I am not that kind of person. Let me be very sad or overjoyed. I was in no hurry to score a century. Unfortunately, it came out of my hand, all right.
That’s what I did when I was playing Was wondering how I can do something for my team. I was also the 12th player, running inside the field, giving water to everyone. My mind was very clear that whenever I get a chance I will not let it go. ”
England got setback before second ODI, captain Morgan and this batsman difficult to play.
It is bad news for England, which lost 0-1 after losing the first match of the three-match series against India. Team captain Eoin Morgan and batsman Sam Billings are injured.
Both of them are skeptical about playing in the second ODI. Both players were hurt in the first match of the series played on Tuesday 23 March, which is a matter of concern for England.
In the first ODI of the three-match series, India took the lead by defeating England by a big margin of 66 runs. Batting first, India scored a score of 317 thanks to Shikhar Dhawan’s 98 runs and Krunal Pandya’s Atishi 58 runs.
Captain Virat Kohli and KL Rahul also played half-century innings. England was all out for 251 runs in 42.1 overs.
