Harshit Rana had a fantastic debut in T20i on Friday with the pacer of the Indian Cricket team School to three important Wickts against England in the fourth T20i in Pune. However, Rana grabbed the center of attention after he entered as a substitute for ‘similar’ brain shock for Shivam Dube. The latter, which scored 53, was beaten in the helmet in the penultimate ball of the Indian entries for a installment of Jamie Overton. After the mandatory brain shock test, Dube was clear to play. However, he ran out of the final delivery of the entries. Dube is a rhythm all achieved, while Rana has so far played the role of Bowler Specialist Fast in the Indian Cricket team.
The decision to interpret Rana instead of Dube almost caused a similar reaction from several former Cricket players, who felt that it was not a replacement for “I like it.”
“It is not really a similar replacement if it is basin with rough bowls … which should.
“How can an exit and exit player replace a batter who is thrown part -time? Former England captain Michael Vaughan wrote in X.
How can an output and exit player replace a batter who is thrown part -time? #Indvseng
– Michael Vaughan (@michaelvaughan) January 31, 2025
The former coach of India, Ravi Shatri, was shameless and said that the “size and height of the two players are the same.”
“India stood out greatly with frog frog,” said Harsha Bhook in the air.
“His performance was great. He gets his name in the hat to have the opportunity to play in the fifth T20I. It was brilliant. He evaluated the hitters quite well on a couple of occasions. He was not to blame. It is not the decision he makes,” said Kevin Piettersen after the game.
Harshit Rana chose his inaugural wickt in the shortest format of the game when he discarded Liam Livingstone in the twelfth of the entries. Livingstone returned to the pavilion after scoring only nine 13 ball races.
In his second Over, the right arm sailor granted 18 races in his envelope where he was beaten by two six and a four by the ViceCapitan and the hitter of the right Harry Brook.
The 23 -year -old took his second Wickt T20i in his debut in the third when he fired the batter on the left, Jacob Bethell, who returned to the locker room after scoring only six races of nine balls.
In his last eye of the spell, the rapid bowling player gave only six races and took Jamie Overton’s Wickt in the last ball of his spell. The Speedster finished its spell with figures of 4-0-33-3.
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