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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Jofra Archer: India’s 15-year-old young batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi failed to play a big innings for the second consecutive match in the T20 series against England. Chasing the target of 202 runs in the third T20, Vaibhav started aggressively, but lost his wicket on a deadly bouncer from Joffra Archer. Vaibhav Suryavanshi adopted an aggressive stance from the very beginning for the Indian team which came to chase the target of 202 runs. He hit two brilliant sixes in his short innings, but his dream of playing a big innings once again remained unfulfilled. Vaibhav scored 13 runs facing only 5 balls. Earlier in the second T20 also, he was out after scoring 14 runs in 10 balls.
Joffra Archer’s bouncer became Kaal
Jofra Archer came to bowl in the third over of the Indian innings. On the fourth ball of the over, Archer bowled a fast short pitch ball on the line of leg stump at a speed of 145 km per hour. Vaibhav tried to play a hook shot on this ball, but he missed it completely due to the extra speed of the ball. The ball took the edge of the bat and ended up in the gloves of wicketkeeper Jos Buttler. Butler made no mistake in taking the easy catch. After getting out, Vaibhav returned to the pavilion disappointed without waiting for the umpire’s decision.
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Didn’t get a big innings for the second time in a row
The Indian team and fans expected big innings from Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who made his debut in international cricket, but in the first two matches he could not perform as per his talent. However, he definitely showed glimpses of aggressive batting in both the innings. Now the team management will hope that the young batsman will be successful in converting his start into big innings in the upcoming matches.
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