By Admin 
In the second T20 played in Raipur, New Zealand, batting first, made a huge score of 208 runs. The Kiwi team had a great start in bowling also. Matt Henry had dismissed Sanju Samson in the very first over. Abhishek Sharma got a ‘golden duck’ on the first ball of the second over. India was under pressure with 2 wickets falling at the score of 6, but then Mitchell Santner made a big mistake. This can also be called imprudence, which made New Zealand lose the match.
In the second T20 played on Friday, New Zealand had set a target of 209 runs for India. Captain Mitchell Santner played a brilliant inning of 47 runs in the end. In this innings played in 27 balls, he hit 1 six and 6 fours.
What mistake did Mitchell Santner make?
The target was not small, but India’s poor start made the match for New Zealand. Sanju Samson was out after hitting a six in the first over. The second over was bowled by Jacob Duffy, on whose very first ball he dismissed dangerous batsman Abhishek Sharma for a ‘golden duck’. It seemed that New Zealand would continue to dominate from here, but one mistake by Mitchell Santner changed the entire game.
Everyone was surprised when Jack Foulkes came to bowl the third over, because in the first over Matt Henry had taken 1 wicket for just 6 runs. Call Santner a mistake or stupidity here, because after a good over he removed Henry from the bowling. He also had to suffer the consequences of this. In the third over bowled by Foulkes, he hit 3 fours and 1 six. The bowler had bowled 1 no ball and 3 wide balls in this over. A total of 24 runs were scored in this over, which changed the entire game.
Mitchell Santner gave the fourth over to Jacob Duffy but did not bring Matt Henry even in the fifth over. This over was bowled by the captain himself, on whose last 3 balls Ishan Kishan hit 3 consecutive fours. Satner handed the last over of the powerplay to Matt Henry, but by then it was too late. The ball started looking like a football to Ishaan. After the match, Ishaan also said that he was able to play a big innings because he was seeing the ball very well.
Shameful record registered in the name of Jack Foulkes
Mitchell Santner replaced Matt Henry and gave bowling to Jack Foulkes, Indian batsmen scored a lot of runs on his balls. Foulkes, who gave 24 runs in his first over, gave away 67 runs in 3 overs at an economy of 22.33. He has become the first New Zealand bowler to concede the most runs in a T20 match.
In the second T20, Ishan Kishan scored 76 runs in 32 balls with the help of 4 sixes and 11 fours. Ishaan, who played at a strike rate of 237.50, scored 68 runs only from boundaries. Suryakumar Yadav played a brilliant inning of 84 runs in 37 balls, in which he hit 4 sixes and 9 fours. India created history by achieving the target of 209 in 15.2 overs. This is the fastest successful run chase of more than 200 in T20 International.