After his huge victory of his team over England in the fifth game of the series, Shivam Dube of India said it was a great feeling for him to contribute as an SUV. Abhishek Sharma’s general performance in the match guided the Indian hosts to a historic victory over England in the fifth and last game of the series at the Wankhade stadium in Mumbai on Sunday. With this victory, India sealed the series of five games 4-1 after having sealed the series.
Speaking after the end of the game, Shivam Dube said he was excited to play at the second post of the game. He added that the men in the blue bowling coach, Morne Morkel, helped him with his angles.
“He feels great when you contribute like an SUV, what I’ve been doing for a long time. I was really excited to play. I couldn’t do that in the last game, but I knew I would be playing today. [Abhishek] He told me that the wickt was good, play your shots. I didn’t want to reduce the execution rate, so I just played my shots. Morne Morkel has helped me with my angles. I have the opportunity today [with the ball] And I delivered well, “said Shivam Dube for Espncricinfo.
Recapitulating the game, England won the raffle and decided to play against India in Wankhede.
Abhishek Sharma (135 races of 54 balls, 7 four and 13 six) showed a great blow to the first entrance and drove India to 247/9. The young man was the outstanding mass for Blue men on Sunday.
Brydon Crse led the Bowling attack in England with its three wickt route. Mark Wood also pocketed two WICKETS.
During the persecution, England opener Philip Salt (55 races of 23 balls, 7 four and 3 six) was the only batter to defend the three lions, apart from him, other players could not present a show in the game.
The Indian bowling attack showed a great performance and successfully exceeded England to 97 with remaining 9 overs. Abhishek Sharma, Shivam Dube and Varun Chakravarthy picked up three wicks each in their respective spells.
Abhishek Sharma was appointed the ‘game player’. While Varun Chakravarthy won the ‘Series Player’ award.
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