IND vs AUS Live: ICC T20 World Cup 2022 – Australia pacer Mitchell Starc won the hearts of India fans by checking on Suryakumar Yadav after bowling a nasty bouncer. The left-arm pacer bowled a searing bouncer in the 19th over, which Yadav had no answers to it. The ball hammered into his helmet, and the physios rushed to check on him if any damage was done. The India batter seemed fine and resumed play. In a superb gesture, Starc went up to him and checked if Yadav was not hit due to his nasty bouncer. Follow IND vs AUS & ICC T20 World Cup Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
IND vs AUS Live: Mitchell Starc wins hearts by showing a heart-warming gesture towards Suryakumar Yadav, checks on the batter after bowling a nasty bouncer
IND vs AUS Live: Suryakumar Yadav continues to sizzle, slams a whirlwind 50 – India’s Mr 360 Yadav yet again proved why he is rated so highly in the T20 format. The right-hand batter started attacking from the word go and slammed a 32-ball 50. Yadav was at his sublime best and punished the Australian bowlers, who were trying to bowl him short. His late blitz, in the end, allowed India to finish with a very competitive score of 186.
T20 World Cup: Race for top two heats up as Suryakumar Yadav, and Mohammed Rizwan eye number one spot – World’s best T20 batters will be in action this coming week, which will add more spice to the heat to grab the top spot of the ICC T20 batting rankings. But all eyes will be on the top two T20 batters Mohammad Rizwan and Suryakumar Yadav, who will take the field on Sunday, October 23. Both Rizwan and Suryakumar will re-ignite the fight for the top spot when India will clash with Pakistan at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in their ICC T20 WC 2022 opener.
IND vs AUS Live: Mitchell Starc wins hearts by showing a heart-warming gesture towards Suryakumar Yadav, checks on the batter after bowling a nasty bouncer
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