India beat Scotland by eight wickets in a. Super 12 match on Friday, demonstrating their class and might with an all-round effort.
India demonstrated their class and strength with an all-round performance as they thrashed. Scotland by eight wickets in a Super 12 match on Friday, clinching their place in the ICC T20 World Cup. The entire match lasted only 24.1 overs, as India skittled Scotland for 85 in 17.4 overs and then batted for another. 6.3 overs to finish off the runs, bringing the net run rate to +1.619, which is currently the best among all six sides, surpassing even top-ranked Pakistan (+1.065).
India beat Scotland needed to score the requisite runs in 7.1 overs to beat Afghanistan’s current Net Run-Rate of +1.481, and. KL Rahul (50 off 19 balls) and Rohit Sharma (30 off 16 balls) scored 70 in five overs to ensure they did so in style.
The quickest team 50 of the tournament came in under four overs, and Scotland‘s bowlers had no idea what hit them as they combined for 11 fours and four sixes.
But that was the portion of the story that could be controlled. What they don’t have control over is their fate, which will be decided by the Rashid Khans, Mohammed Nabis, on Sunday against New Zealand.
If Afghanistan wins, India will have learned how to beat Namibia and will advance to the semi-finals when no one expected them to.
However, if New Zealand wins, India will be eliminated from the tournament. The disrespect with which Rahul batted demonstrated how hurt the Indian squad was and their desire to at least remedy what they could.
There were pulls, pick-up pulls, flat batted strokes, and slog sweeps, all of which indicated his intention to demonize the bowlers.
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