India vs West Indies 3rd T20I: Suryakumar, Venkatesh Chamke India won 3-0. Cricket News – Times of India

Kolkata: One-sided firing on Indian fast bowlers Suryakumar YadavThe hosts’ belligerent half-century came in the form of a 17-run win over West Indies in the third and final T20I here on Sunday.
After Deepak Chahar was off the field after failing to complete the third over due to a hamstring injury, Harshal Patel (3/22), Venkatesh Iyer (2/23 in 2.1 overs) and Shardul Thakur (2/33) did their jobs effectively to defend India’s 184/5.
Wicket-keeper batsman Nicholas Pooran continued his fine form with the help of his third consecutive half-century (61 in 47 balls; 8×4, 1×6) but it was not enough as West Indies could manage just 167 for nine.

For Rohit, it was his third consecutive clean sweep as full-time captain, having previously defeated New Zealand (0-3) in T20Is and West Indies (0-3) in ODIs. The win equaled his 2020 record of nine consecutive wins.
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For West Indies, it was their third consecutive bilateral series loss away from home – 0-2 to New Zealand in 2020-21 and Pakistan 0-3 in 2021-22 – as they suffered a forgettable six-match loss to India. Had to do Trot (including three in the ODI leg).
Though debutant pacer Avesh Khan (4-0-42-0) struggled with his line, Chahar made an early start for India by removing both the openers – Kayleigh Meyers (6) and Shai Hope (8). 11 deliveries inside the powerplay.
Chahar swung the ball both ways and also changed his pace to deceive the Windies openers and gave the first breakthrough off the fifth ball after India successfully reviewed to dismiss Meyers.
In his next over, he took the outside edge of Hope with the peach of an outswinger and looked on fire before getting hurt and left the field without completing his over.
In Chahar’s absence, Harshal took it forward, displaying his brilliant cricketing mind as he executed his slow ones perfectly as the wrecker-in-chief.

Earlier, Suryakumar Yadav smashed 65 off 31 balls, and all-rounder Venkatesh (35 not out 19) supported him well, as India posted a challenging 184 for five after batting.
Suryakumar hit seven sixes and a four in an exceptional performance of power-hitting and was dismissed for his career-best T20I score in the final delivery.

Fast bowling all-rounder Venkatesh hit four fours and two sixes at the other end as the two shared a 37-ball 91 for the fourth wicket to help India recover from a mini-middle order collapse.
Team India lost three wickets for 55 runs including the captain in the middle overs. Rohit SharmaWho batted at number four, struggled to 98/4 in 15 overs.
Surya completed his fourth T20I half-century in just 27 balls with a massive inside-out six over Romario Shepard in the final over, as India posted 86 runs in the final five overs.
A new look on display was the Indian batting order with Ishan Kishan opening the batting with Ruturaj Gaikwad, while Shreyas Iyer Batted at No. 3, and captain Rohit dropped him to No. 4 in the absence of Virat Kohli And Rishabh Pant has been rested.
After getting a chance after making his Sri Lanka series debut in July last year, Maharashtra’s ‘run machine’ Ruturaj impressed with his short stay at the crease and timed the ball to perfection before being dismissed playing outside his comfort zone. Gave.
Ishaan, the costliest buy in the IPL 2022 mega auction, who had two forgettable outings in the first two T20Is, started the fire in the fourth over with three fours in four balls against Shepherd.
The pair of Shreyas and Ishaan put up a fifty-plus score in just 32 balls and failed to convert their starts and were dismissed within a span of seven balls.
The Windies spin duo of Hayden Walsh Jr (4-0-30-1) and Roston Chase (4-0-23-1) bowled brilliantly in the middle overs.