India vs Afghanistan 3rd T20I: Action in Images
Updated On Jan 18, 2024 12:16 AM IST
- An extraordinary match ended in India's favour after Afghanistan tied the scores by smashing 212/6 and that resulted in two Super Overs.
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Rohit Sharma ended up batting three times in a day as India beat Afghanistan in two Super Overs. Rohit scored a record fifth century as part of an extraordinary 190-run partnership off 95 balls for the fifth wicket with Rinku Singh. (AFP)
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India's top order was blown away within the first five overs with Virat Kohli and Sanju Samson falling for golden ducks and the hosts were tottering at 22/4(PTI)
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Rohit and Rinku then weathered the storm before switching gears after the 10th over. They then unleashed carnage in the last five overs, smashing more than 100 runs in that period. (PTI)
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Rohit became the first player in men's cricket to score five T20I centuries while Rinku smashed 69 in 39 balls. Both players were unbeaten and their partnership of 190 is the highest for India in a T20I for any wicket. (ANI)
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Afghanistan looked down and out in the chase until Mohammad Nabi and Gulbadin Naib turned it around after the 10th over. Spinners Washington Sundar (3/18) and Kuldeep Yadav (1/31) tightened things a bit but the experienced Gulbadin Naib (55 not out off 23 balls) played some twinkling shots to keep his side in the hunt. Naib knocked off 18 runs of the required 19 off the final over bowled by pacer Mukesh Kumar, dragging the match into a Super Over.(PTI)
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The visitors made 16 for 1 in the first Super Over bowled by Mukesh and India equalled the score with Rohit making 13, and it stretched the game to the second Super Over. In this phase, India made 11 and Rohit made all those runs before getting run out.(AP)
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Updated on Jan 18, 2024 12:16 AM IST