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Axar And Bishnoi Played A Very Important Role Despite Dew Setting In, Says Prasidh Krishna
ODI World Cup: India fast-bowler Prasidh Krishna praised the spin-bowling duo of Axar Patel and Ravi Bishnoi for changing the game in the team’s favour through their crucial scalps, especially the dew setting in during their 44-run win over Australia in the second T20I.
In defence of 235/4, Bishnoi grabbed the wickets of Josh Inglis and Matthew Short in the first four overs, before adding the scalp of Tim David to pick 3-32. Prasidh, after initially being expensive, took out Steven Smith, before castling Sean Abbott and Nathan Ellis to keep Australia to 191/9.
“For Axar and Bishnoi to bowl the way they did, they played a very important role despite dew setting in. It is how our bowling unit works, there are going to be days when some of us aren’t going to have a good day. The others step in and work selflessly. That really helped us in the second half,” said Prasidh in the post-match press conference. Read More...
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