‘We dropped the shimam dube first ball’

Jos Buttler, led by the England National Crickket team, took over the Indian National Cricket team under the leadership of Suryakumar Yadav in the fourth T20I of five games series On Friday, January 31.

The team of Jos Buttler presented a great fight in the match, but lost 15 rides at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in full. They also lost the T20I series.

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England Face Dying in an exciting match

Jos Buttler won the throw in the series for the first time in the series, and England first ball in the match. They were an exceptional beginning, reducing the hosts to 12/3.

They chose two more fast wickekets to reduce India to 79/5, but after that, they were taken to cleaners Hardik Pandya And Shovim Dube. Eventually they stopped India in 181/9.

Chasing the target, Harry Brook and Ben Duckett Played explosive scams. However, poor performance from the rest of the blows meant that at 19.4 additives they were thrown out for 166.

We were supposed to continue winning the game – Jos Buttler

Speaking at the presentation after the match, Jos Buttler praised his players for the beginning of good in the match, but he was frustrated after ending up on the losing side.

“We started great, getting Wikets in PowerPlay and we were in a great position at the end of the blows.

Buttler added that the discharge of Shimitu Dubua was a great reason for their defeat while the versatile plowed the brutal fifty. He said:

“We did some really good things in the game. We dropped Dube First Ball and he went to play really good scams. We were in a fantastic position with the baton and lost a few key wickekets.”

How did England perform in the previous T20I VS India?

England won 26 rides in the third T20I against India in Rajkot. First hitting, visitors published a total of 171/9 in their 20 accessories, which proved enough to win in the match.

Their inings started with a bad note because Phil Salt (5) was dropped early. However, Ben Duckett broke the Quickfire 51 out of 28 balls, including 7 boundaries and 2 maximums. Jos Buttler contributed to a valuable 24 before Varun Chakravarthy rejected him.

Liam Livingstone, 43, gave a fireworks, breaking 1 four and 5 six, but Pandya rejected him as he tried to clean a long border. English lower order showed a good fight and contributions from Fair Rashid (10*) and Mark Wood (10*) helped the team reach 171/9.

During the pursuit, the Indian crash order struggled to go. The English bowlers hit the key moments, reducing India to 31/2 within the first 4 additions.

Adil Rashid released Tilak Varma, and Jamie Overton took Wikets of Hardik Pandya, Washington Sundar and Mohammed Shamia. Since key windows fell at regular intervals, India never watched control and ended with a total of 145/9.