LIVE India vs Australia, 2nd T20I 2022 Cricket Match Scoreboard and Updates: Toss delayed due to wet outfield, Jasprit Bumrah set to make comeback
LIVE India vs Australia, 2nd T20I 2022 Cricket Match Scoreboard and Updates: Toss delayed due to wet outfield, Jasprit Bumrah set to make comeback
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At the point when India takes to the field in Nagpur for the second T20I against Australia, they will look for an opportunity at a series-evening-out win after their bowling let them down beforehand in Mohali. The second T20I between India and Australia will begin on Friday in Nagpur. Australia is presently driving the three-match series 1-0 after a four-wicket dominance in the main match in Mohali.
India has a lot to look into while starting its practice sessions. A lack of consistency as an all-around unit has let it down in the last few matches. It has been a while since the top order consisting of KL Rahul, skipper Rohit Sharma, and Virat Kohli have fired in unison. The pattern of one or two of them failing and the other one clicking has been going on a regular basis. It is time they fix this unfortunate pattern as they have to play against two world-class sides, Australia and South Africa before the ICC T20 World Cup 2022. The form of middle-order players like Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav has been a boon for India this year and they would like to keep this going.
IND vs AUS 2nd T20I LIVE Score and Updates – Toss delayed due to wet outfield
It was raining overnight in Nagpur and thus the outfield is still wet. The toss has been delayed due to the same. Groundsmen are working hard. The next inspection will take place at 7.
Pitch Report by Ravi Shastri
Cloudy and it is exceptionally muggy. This pitch looks shabby. Normally teams win the toss bat first. With the rain around, teams might want to do otherwise. There is a darkish look to the pitch which suggests that the covers have been on. It is dry as well. It looks two-paced as well. The ball will hold up and turn. The par score is 150, and it shouldn’t change much.