IND vs SA LIVE: Suryakumar Yadav relived his masterclass vs Netherlands on Friday. Ahead of the mega ICC T20 World Cup clash against South Africa, the Team India batter was seen watching the highlights of his quick 50 against the Dutch team. Rohit Sharma and Co have made a fine start to their T20 World Cup campaign. The Men in Blue clinched a nail-biting win over Pakistan, before mauling the Netherlands side on Thursday. Follow India vs SouthAfrica LIVE and T20 World Cup LIVE updates on Insidesport.IN
IND vs SA LIVE: Suryakumar Yadav relives his masterclass vs Netherlands ahead of MEGA T20 World Cup clash vs South Africa – WATCH Video
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Suryakumar on Friday posted a video watching his own highlights vs Netherlands. Kohli scored a 62* off 44, while Yadav finished up with a 25-ball 51*, as India ended their innings at a score of 179/2 in their 20 overs. The Dutch side in return ambled along to 123/9 as India sealed a win by 56 runs to push their net run rate up to +1.425.
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In 2022 no batter in men’s T20Is has scored more runs than SKY’s 867. And he has hit those runs at a remarkable strike rate of 184.86.
Of front-line batters among the full member nations, only Jimmy Neesham has a higher strike-rate in the calendar year, with the New Zealand finisher’s runs coming in a totally contrasting role and in only a quarter of the volume.
Against the Netherlands on Thursday, Suryakumar along with Virat Kohli put on an unbeaten partnership of 95* in just 48 balls to lift India to 179/2, a total that proved too much for the Dutch to chase.
The next test of the Indian batter will come against South Africa on Sunday, with Group 2 matches against Bangladesh and Zimbabwe to follow before a possible semi-final.
IND vs SA LIVE: Suryakumar Yadav relives his masterclass vs Netherlands ahead of MEGA T20 World Cup clash vs South Africa – WATCH Video
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