Abhishek Sharmaはイングランドを上回り、ShamiはICCチャンピオンのトロフィーの準備を3 Ferで開始します

An absolute thrashing. The India cricket team rag-dolled the England cricket team at the Wankhede Stadium. In a game where 344 runs were scored, the Men in Blue did the heavy lifting. Owing to Abhishek Sharma’s awe-inspiring 135-run knock, Team India scored 247 runs. Shivam Dube played a good cameo, but Abhishek scored 55% of the total runs. If batting was, bowling wasn’t any less. Mohammed Shami led the charge, ending with three wickets as England was bundled out for just 97.

Abhishek Sharma’s day out

The series is sealed 4-1 in Team India’s favour as Suryakumar Yadav’s men recorded the second-highest run margin victory for the Men in Blue, 150 runs. To even think that Abhishek Sharma scored 38 runs more than the entire England team sounds ridiculous, but that’s exactly what happened.

The southpaw opener broke several records, including that of hitting the most sixes by an Indian batter (13) and recording the highest-ever individual score as well. He fell short of breaking Rohit Sharma’s record for the fastest century at the Indian ODI captain’s home ground.

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Shivam Dube’s cameo

Dube stunned with a 30 (13), with the feature being his pace hitting. Seen as a spin basher, the all-rounder thrashed the fast bowlers with ease. The short ball troubles him sometimes, but not today, said Dube. No other batter crossed the 30-run mark, but Abhishek had already scored the runs for them.

England poor approach

One could say that England bowlers didn’t do that much wrong. They just couldn’t do anything to stop Abhishek and Dube to some extent. They had the other Indian batters covered. With the bat, the visitors started with a bang, but such a total is rarely chased. England came out as though he had to get the target in 10 overs, and that’s why they played just 63 balls.

The fact that Dube and Abhishek got four wickets shows that they were looking to hit each ball for a maximum, and that isn’t possible. Their approach while batting wasn’t great, and that’s why they’ll go to Nagpur with a 4-1 defeat hanging around their necks.