wi vs ind review hardik pandya did not give a single over to axar patel india lost match against west indies
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The Indian team lost two consecutive matches against the West Indies after 12 years, while this is the first time that the Windies have defeated India in two consecutive matches in a bilateral series. Everyone is surprised to see the performance of Team India. Fans are questioning that if they are losing to the Windies team which could not make it to the T20 and ODI World Cup, then what will win the next T20 World Cup to be held on these grounds.
Well, the Indian team got defeated in the 2nd T20I against the Windies and the commentators were surprised that Akshar Patel was not given a single over while Hardik Pandya bowled his entire 4 overs. On the other hand, Yuzvendra Chahal, Arshdeep Singh, Mukesh Kumar, Ravi Bishnoi also played their quota. Hardik spent 35 (3 wickets), Arshdeep 34 (1 wicket), Mukesh 35 (1 wicket) and Ravi Bishnoi spent 31 runs. When Nicholas Pooran and Hetmyer were playing in style, pressure could be created by giving Akshar a chance.
Akshar Patel could be lethal for Caribbean left-hand batsmen Kyle Myers, Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer and Akil Hussain. It is not easy for left-handed batsmen to play left-arm spinners. Akil Hussain proved this by dismissing Tilak Verma during India’s innings, but why Hardik Pandya or Team India staff did not hand him the ball is beyond comprehension.
Commentator and former cricketer Akash Chopra has also raised questions on this. He said- Akshar Patel was not given a single over. My question is if Kyle Mayers, Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer and Akil Hussain are left-handed batsmen in front and you are not giving the ball to Axar Patel then why are you feeding them. A left-handed player can bowl against a left-handed batsman. Akeel did it against Tilak Verma and got him out too, but we didn’t get Akshar to bowl.
IND vs WI: 3 wickets in 6 balls, West Indies batsmen were trembling in front of Yuzvendra Chahal, yet India got defeated
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