India Eye Redemption After Windies: Wake Up Service

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Redemption of the Eyes of India after the Call of Wake-ups by Windies "title =" Redemption of the Eyes of India after the Call of Wake-ups by Windies "/> </source></source></picture> </figure> <p><!-- in image Composite Start --> <!-- Composite End --> </p> <p> Three matches of the one-day international series and India are now fully aware that it is not the same Windies team that went abjectly in the two-run series that was played before the ODI. The first two outings where they scored more than 300 points and more than were on Saturday at the Maharastra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune, the Windies showed that they were a unit of Bowling just as powerful as those that launched India, which was chasing 284, 240 to level the 1-1 series. They are now going to Mumbai with renewed confidence and hope to have another good show at the Brabourne stadium. </p> <p> There were quite a few signs in the third ODI that showed that the Windies were not nonsense. They found themselves on the wrong side of the draw for the third time in a row, but they scored the first goal. Shai Hope tied for a 123 * in Visakhapatnam with another sparkling 95. He found another valuable ally in Shimron Hetmyer, who has scores of 106, 94 and 37 in all three games. This alone accounts for 487 races added by the duo out of the 926 marked by visitors to the series so far – more than half of the total tracks. </p> <p> But make no mistake, it's not just a show for two. Be it Ashley Nurse, Captain Jason Holder or the pacer Obed McCoy, visitors found someone at various stages of the series who raised their hands at crucial moments and delivered for the team. This air of confidence was visible after the third ODI with Marlon Samuels insisting that the Windies were not only there to compete, but to win. </p> <p> "I think we will take the next game even more seriously and as long as we can, be consistent in all three departments, we will look to win the next games, we are not looking to be competitive anymore, we are looking to to win, "he said. </p> <p> However, they still have many problems to overcome. of the fourth crucial ODI. Hetmyer and Hope have not had the tenacity to replace him. Opener Chandrapaul Hemraj and Kieran Powell took the start, but failed to turn it into a substantial sum, while Samuels and Rovman Powell had no impact on the bat. </p> <p> Bowling has been a success for both pacers and spinners, but they desperately need to find a way to dislodge Virat Kohli before he is ready. The scores of the Indian captain so far in this series have been 140, 157 * and 107 and what is scary is that it has not left much chance to his opponent in all three rounds. Considering the fragile Indian middle order and the lack of a true versatile player if the Windies bowlers manage to get rid of Kohli early, they have a good chance of reducing the hosts for a much lower score. </p> <p> That said, Kohli shows no signs of slowing down so soon. In Pune, Kohli became the first Indian to score three centuries in a row and is ready to do four trot races in Mumbai. </p> <p> Other than that, the Indian stick seemed at least sparse. Rohit Sharma, after a majestic 152 * in the first match, was fired twice cheaply, while Ambati Rayudu showed up promising in 4th place but has not yet converted the Wholesale score starts. Shikhar Dhawan, MS Dhoni and Rishabh Pant have all taken a look at the limited time spent at the fold but have often thrown it in the trash. </p> <p> The biggest problem that India faces in the absence of Hardik Pandya, injured, is an all-rounder. None of their drummers can play against Bhuvneshwar Kumar, none of the other bowlers have the necessary skills with the bat. In the last game, India was fast enough at one stage, needing 112 points to win with seven wickets in hand, but Pant and Dhoni having fallen one after the other. other, Kohli is suddenly found stuck on the other end, not leaving much stick. </p> <p> The selectors have recruited Kedar Jadhav into the team for the fourth and fifth ODI keeping in mind his general talents and Kohli might want it right away in the Play XI in order to reinstate the team. ;balanced. on the side. The Indian spinsters – Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav – have been quite effective, but the way Hope and Hemyer, in particular, treated them is a worrying sign for the hosts. </p> <p> The positive return of Jasprit Bumrah after the rest of the first two ODI was an advantage for India in the last match. He found his chain right from the start and was just as effective in the number of deaths, 4/35 in ten years. The same can not be said of his new bowling partner, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, although his return to the national team after being rested during the first two games is a little harder while he scored 1/70 in his ten outs. Bumrah, however, insisted that the form of Bhuvneshwar was not a concern. </p> <p> "Bhuvi got off to a good start, but sometimes things (a little angry) go towards the end, it happens, bowling to death is difficult," said Bumrah. outside. "It's not like all the bowlers had good days, we can not differentiate, he gave a few points at the end, but they hit hard." </p> <p> All in all, the strong performance of Windies over the past two matches has brought some back into the series which, after the Test series and the first ODI, seemed unlikely. </p> <p> The conditions in the Brabourne stadium are to be guessed. The last time we played at ODI here was back in 2006, the Wankhede Stadium being the preferred choice by the BCCI lately. The fourth ODI was originally scheduled to be played at the Wankhede stadium as well, but a break between the MCA and CoA regarding the new free ticket policy has prompted Brabourne Stadium to hold its first international match since 2009. hitting with effects likely to come into play as the day progresses. </p> <p> <strong> Squads </strong> </p> <p> <strong> India: </strong> Virat Kohli (c), Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Ambati Rayudu, Rishabh Panther, MS Dhoni (wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Khaleel Ahmed, Umesh Yadav, KL Rahul, Manish Pandey </p> <p> <strong> Windies: </strong> Jason Holder (c), Fabian Allen, Sunil Ambris, Devendra Bishoo, Devendra Shimron Hetmyer, Shai Hope (week), Alzarri Joseph, Kieran Powell, Ashley Nurse, Paul Keemo, Rovman Powell, Kemar Roach, Marlon Samuels, Oshane Thomas and Obed McCoy.<br /> <!--related stories widget start--> </p> <p> <!--related stories widget end--></p> <p><b> First published: </b> October 28, 2018, 5:51 pm IST </p> </p></div> <p><script> ! 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