Asia Cup: Wherever I used to be bowling, I used to be getting wickets, says Bhuvneshwar Kumar after Afghanistan spell
Buvneshwar Kumar opened up on his fiery spell in opposition to Afghanistan on Thursday and mentioned that wherever he was bowling, he was getting wickets. Kumar was one of many chief architects of India’s win.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar was one of many architects of India’s win on Thursday (Courtesy: AP)
HIGHLIGHTSIndia ended their Asia Cup marketing campaign with a 101-run win over AfghanistanBhuvneshwar picked up 5 wickets within the matchThe India pacer feels that the match was good for the workforce
Bhuvneshwar Kumar opened up on his fiery spell in opposition to Afghanistan on Thursday, saying that wherever he bowled he was getting wickets.
Kumar was one of many architects of India’s win on Thursday that closed out their Asia Cup marketing campaign as they missed out on the ultimate after losses to Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
After being put into bat, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul began off with a bang and arrange a robust basis. Kohli went on to attain his 71th worldwide hundred and his first in T20Is to assist India set a rating of 212 of their 20 overs.
In response, Afghanistan struggled to get going as Kumar ran by means of the highest order, choosing up 5 wickets in 4 overs whereas conceding simply 4 runs.
Mohammed Nabi’s males have been solely in a position to handle 111 runs of their 20 overs as India had a memorable day within the match.
Speaking to the broadcasters after the match, as quoted by News18, the Indian pacer mentioned it was a very good day for him as he was getting swing and was getting wickets simply.
“It was my day as I used to be getting the wickets (within the powerplay). If you have a look at the white ball it doesn’t swing a lot, nevertheless it did swing lots at present. I feel wherever I used to be bowling, I used to be getting wickets,” Bhuvneshwar told broadcasters after the match.
Kumar also went on to say that he struggled in the last two games as he wasn’t getting much swing on the nights.
“If you look at those two matches – one against Pakistan and the other one against Sri Lanka, there wasn’t much swing. It’s quite unpredictable with the white ball,” he added.
The Indian pacer additionally opened up on Deepak Chahar and mentioned that he would want a while as he’s getting back from harm. Kumar concluded by saying that the match was good.
“Chahar is coming off an harm, however he can even swing the ball each methods, he’ll want a while. It has been a very good match, it’s good for us main into the World Cup,” Bhuvneshwar concluded.
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