DTVHINDIU19 World Cup 2024: Due to this big mistake, Pakistan lost the second semi-final match against Australia, read full news.
Australia has booked the ticket for the final by defeating Pakistan by 1 wicket in the second semi-final match. Australia U19 vs Pakistan U19, Semi-Final 2 (Image Credit- Twitter U19 World Cup 2024: Yesterday on 8 February, the second semi-final match of the ongoing ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup was played between Australia and Pakistan. Let us tell you that in this match Australia defeated Pakistan by 1 wicket in a very exciting manner. In the second innings, Australia needed only 4 runs to win in the last over, while Pakistan needed only 1 wicket. However, during this time something happened due to which this match slipped from the hands of Pakistan like sand. Pakistan lost because of this mistake Let us tell you that during this final match, Pakistani captain Saad Baig was seen setting the field too much, due to which his team fell one over short of bowling the over in the stipulated time. Pakistan team had to finish the over in the stipulated time, but they finished it till the 49th over. After which, due to ICC’s slow over rate rule, he had to bring a player inside the radius of 30 yards. After this, the player standing on the final leg came within the range of 30 yards, and when Raf McMillan’s shot on the first ball by Mohammed Zeeshan in the 50th over took the edge of the bat and went towards the final leg, it would have been only 1 run instead of a four. . If this final leg fielder had not come in. It is noteworthy that ICC had implemented the slow over rate rule in the beginning of the year 2022. According to this rule, if a team is not able to bowl the entire quota of overs within the stipulated time, then during the number of overs left after the end of time, it will be able to field one less fielder outside the 30-yard circle. Ion Bishop, who was commentating during the semi-final match between Australia and Pakistan, was saying that if Pakistan had followed the rules, there could have been one more fielder on the boundary line. Five best innings played by Indian captains in Under-19 World Cup 4 Indian bowlers who became number 1 bowler in test cricket List of batsmen who remained not out most number of times in IPL Top 4 Indian bowlers who took 150 wickets in least number of test matches List of foreign players earning big from IPL 2024 5 bowlers who have dismissed Joe Root the most number of times in Test cricket Fast bowlers who have taken more than 150 wickets for India in Test cricket Which player has scored the most runs for his franchise, see the complete list Top-5 bowlers who took most wickets against India in test format 4 Indian players who scored a double century in test cricket at the youngest age
IND vs ENG: If Virat Kohli was there, India would not have lost the Hyderabad test match – Michael Vaughan
Team India lost by 28 runs in the first test match against England. Michael Vaughan and Virat Kohli. (Photo Source: Getty Images & ICC) Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that if Virat Kohli was the captain of the team, India would not have lost the Hyderabad Test match. The host team was ahead in the match with a good lead of 190 runs after the first innings, but after that they could not hold the match and England managed to win the match. In this match, Ollie Pope scored 196 runs, while Ben Fox and Tom Hartley made good contributions in the end, helping England post a huge score of 420 runs in the second innings. After this, debutant Tom Hartley took the match away from India by taking seven wickets and the visiting team won the match by 28 runs. Speaking about that match, Vaughan said that India had to face India in the red-ball format. Virat Kohli He missed his captaincy and said that he completely failed in the second innings. India is missing Virat Kohli’s captaincy in Test cricket – Michael Vaughan Michael Vaughn on the Club Prairie Fire show said that, “He missed Virat Kohli’s captaincy a lot in Test cricket. That week, India did not lose the match under the captaincy of Virat. Rohit is a legend and a great player, but I felt he was completely switched off.” Let us tell you that, this was the first time when India No Test match has been lost at home after taking a lead of more than 100 runs in the first innings. As many former cricketers, including Vaughan and Anil Kumble, pointed out, the bowlers lacked intensity and England took advantage of it. On the other hand, ahead of their second Test starting on February 2 in Visakhapatnam, KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja have been ruled out due to injuries. In their place, Sarfaraz Khan, Washington Sundar and Saurabh Kumar were included in the team. Among these players, Sarfaraz is one of the favorites to debut for the national team. He performed brilliantly against England Lions, which helped this young player to make a place in the Indian team. Depending on the situation, Rajat Patidar or Sarfaraz are expected to be included in the playing eleven in place of Rahul, while Kuldeep Yadav is expected to come in place of Jadeja.
The mystery of David Warner’s ‘stolen’ cap being lost and found was solved.
The mystery of the disappearance of David Warner’s baggy green cap has finally been solved. David Warner (Image Source: Getty Images) The mystery of the disappearance of David Warner’s baggy green cap has finally been solved. It was initially believed that Warner’s baggy green cap was lost during the journey from Melbourne to Sydney, but it has now emerged that the bag had been with the Australian team the entire time from Melbourne. Team sources revealed that a member of the support staff had found Warner’s backpack at the Intercontinental Hotel on the night of January 2. While searching for the missing cap, it was found that the bag was packed in a half coffin cricket bag, even though it was labeled as a full coffin bag. The bags containing Warner’s backpack were kept separate from his other bags and the label was also not visible, which led to this situation. This drama lasted for several days, in which everyone from the Prime Minister to the CEO of Cricket Australia was involved. Warner’s father even called the potential thieves scoundrels on a radio show. Team manager checked all the bags The situation became unusual when team manager Kathryn Wightman carefully examined all 64 bags on January 4. After this, Warner’s backpack was found in time on the last day of his last Test. Regarding this incident, captain Pat Cummins urged the journalists to get the details of the incident from Warner. However, Warner remained completely unaware even after the backpack was recovered and he was referred to the security team for information. After getting the cap, Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley also said that it is a matter of relief that Warner has got the cap. Many thanks to everyone involved in finding it. We appreciate it. read this also- Angelo Mathews, who returned to T20I cricket after a long time, targeted the selectors
