2nd T20 India Vs Australia, 29th jan 2016
@Avinash_k_ (2)
Noida, India
January 28, 2016 12:54pm CST
After putting up a clinical victory of 37 runs in the first T20I of the series, India looks strong for 2nd match as well. After loss in ODI series, the new find has been Jasprit Bumrah who has helped a lot in India’s last two wins in Australia(one in last ODI and other in last T20I) . With addition of Yuvraj Singh, Ashish nehra,Suresh Raina and harbhajan Singh, the team looks more solid in this Format.
With Batting always clicking well since starting of the series in Australia, there will again be high hopes from the likes of Rohit Sharma(the man in form) , Kohli, Dhawan. Dhoni etc. People all acrosss will be eager to watch Yuvi batting as they couldn’t see him bat n first t20 match. It’s going to be super thrilling match and a lot of excitement fulfilled in.
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@Bomber109 (201)
• Australia
28 Jan 16
I'm looking forward to the match as well. I think India is a better T20 side than Australia, especially if Maxwell is out injured. Australia need Warner to score well to win the game.
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@gaurav11 (64)
• New Delhi, India
29 Jan 16
Australia paying the price for trying too many combinations. Maybe getting the team sorted out before the world cup.
@sivakishore86 (210)
• Visakhapatnam, India
29 Jan 16
After a long time, Yuvaraj Singh come into our team India, Today I am much eager to see the best performance of Yuvaraj Singh. Today India will definitely win the match, the team is in good form after getting two successive victories.
@sivakishore86 (210)
• Visakhapatnam, India
29 Jan 16
@gaurav11 You are true, but all the time we cannot get victory, for a coin how there is a head and tail, in the same way win and loss is there.
Whenever we lost the match, then we must have to learn something about the mistakes, and it should not be repeated.
But 4 times continuously we lost the matches, that is the carelessness of the team Indian players. They should have to learn from their lost matches, still they are playing bad. Any how now they learned all the past experiences and playing well.
@gaurav11 (64)
• New Delhi, India
29 Jan 16
@sivakishore86 I dont agree. We lost 4 times not because of carelessness but because in those conditions Australia is a better team. No one can learn to play after loosing matches. T20 is a different format and here we have played better .
@subrakasthuri (3)
• Woodlands, Singapore
31 Jan 16
Yes,but what India is weak in is quality bowlers. Gone are the days when they had good bowlers who could adroitly gauge line and length to trap batsmen. It's no point gloating about a good batting line-up when this advantage is nullified by weak bowlers! Every effort should be taken to strengthen the bowling department. Trouble is too much emphasis is placed on batting performance rather than bowling!
