How did 90 minutes overshadow chandravanshi Rahul-Pant-Virat's batting?

How did 90 minutes overshadow chandravanshi Rahul-Pant-Virat's batting?

Ben Stokes, Johnny Bairstow and Jason Roy made an Indian Bolling Railroad in Pune. All three beat Indian bowlers so that history has changed. The Indian team, who had scored 336 runs before batting, had bowed the shoulder before 40 overs. There was no limit to the disappointment of Indian fans, their hearts were shaken. There was such an orgy at the Maharashtra Cricket Association ground in Pune, whose examples will be given for years.

England beat the Indian team badly and scored 337 runs in 43.3 overs. Earlier, Indian captain Virat Kohli again lost the toss and English captain Jose Butler invited him to bat. Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma started the old school. When Shikhar Dhawan was out in 3.5 overs, only nine runs were hung on the scoreboard.

Shikhar, who scored four runs, played 17 balls. After this, when Kohli came, speed increased but Rohit Sharma was dismissed for 25 runs on the fourth ball of the ninth over. This wicket fell on the total of 37.

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From here, Kohli and KL Rahul partnered 121 runs. This run came in 140 balls. On the last ball of the 32nd over, Kohli was dismissed for 66 from 79 balls. Rishabh Pant came after this and attacked as soon as he came. Pant and Rahul shared a quick partnership of 113 runs from 77 balls and thanks to this, India scored 271 runs in 44.5 overs.

On this score, Rahul scored 108 runs off 114 balls. After two overs, Pant was also dismissed for 77 runs off 40 balls. Hardik Pandya scored 35 off 16 balls and India's innings ended on 336 runs, losing six wickets in 50 overs.

In response, Jason Roy and Johnny Bairstow cut the mutiny once again. Both added 110 runs in 16.3 overs. On this total Jason Roy was runout after scoring 55 off 52 balls. But this runout added to the woes of the Indian team. Ben Stokes, who came in at number three, avenged Tom Karan, Sam Karan and Ben Stokes himself. Stokes was in amazing rhythm and was raining sixes in the way he wanted. He coddled 99 runs from just 52 balls. Stokes, who was at the crease for 90 minutes, included 10 sixes and four fours.

Stokes was dismissed at 285 as the second wicket. But this run had come in just 35.2 overs and now the match had gone too far from India. After this, the famous Krishna disposed of Bairstow and Jose Butler in the same over but it did not benefit much. England lost the match by scoring 337 runs in 43.3 overs losing just four wickets. Bairstow scored the highest 124 runs.

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