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IND beat NAM Highlights: Clinical India give winning tribute to Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri with thumping 9-wicket win against Namibia

IND beat NAM Highlights: Clinical India give winning tribute to Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri with thumping 9-wicket win against Namibia

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IND beat NAM Highlights: Clinical India give winning tribute to Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri with thumping 9-wicket win against Namibia
IND beat NAM Highlights: The spin duo of Ravindra Jadeja & R Ashwin along with both the openers – Rohit Sharma & KL Rahul – helped India register an emphatic 9 wickets victory over Namibia here in Dubai in the final Super 12 round fixture of the T20 World Cup 2021. The Men In Blue […]

IND beat NAM Highlights: The spin duo of Ravindra Jadeja & R Ashwin along with both the openers – Rohit Sharma & KL Rahul – helped India register an emphatic 9 wickets victory over Namibia here in Dubai in the final Super 12 round fixture of the T20 World Cup 2021. The Men In Blue restricted Namibia for a modest total of 132/8 and chased it down with 9 wickets in hand with 28 balls to spare to finish their T20 WC 2021 campaign on a high. With that, the coaching tenure of Ravi Shastri & Virat Kohli – the T20I captain – also comes to an end. Follow T20 World Cup & India vs Namibia LIVE updates on InsideSport.in

Also read IND vs NAM LIVE: Virat Kohli bids adieu to T20I captaincy…

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IND beat NAM – Highlights: Clinical India give winning tribute to Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri with thumping 9-wicket win against Namibia

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IND beat NAM Highlights: Clinical India give winning tribute to Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri with thumping 9-wicket win against Namibia

Put into bat Namibia were off to a good start as both the openers S Baard and M Lingen added 31 runs for the first wicket. The Men In Blue, however, tasted the first success in the fifth over when Jasprit Bumrah removed M Lingen to provide the first breakthrough.

The spin duo of Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin then proved out ‘too hot to handle’ for Namibia as they accounted for six wickets together in the middle overs. Jadeja and Ashwin both picked three wickets each while Jasprit Bumrah returned with 2-19 in his four overs as Namibia managed 132/8 in the allotted overs. For Namibia, David Wiese was the top scorer with 26 off 25 deliveries.

Coming to chase, Rohit Sharma dominated the run chase and took India to a flying start along with KL Rahul. Both the openers added 54 runs in the powerplay before Rohit Sharma shifted gears and slammed a quickfire fifty.

Namibia got a sigh of relief after Rohit Sharma was dismissed by Jan Frylinck in the tenth over but Surya Kumar Yadav along with KL Rahul guided the side home in just 15.2 overs. KL Rahul returned unbeaten on 54 while Surya Kumar Yadav scored 25* off 19 deliveries.

Man of the Match: Ravindra Jadeja

IND beat NAM – Highlights: Clinical India give winning tribute to Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri with thumping 9-wicket win against Namibia

India Innings: 136/1 (15.2)

Batsmen R B 4S 6S SR
KL Rahul Not out 54 36 4 2 150.00
Rohit Sharma c Zane Green b Jan Frylinck 56 37 7 2 151.35
Suryakumar Yadav Not out 25 19 4 0 131.58
Extra 1 (b 0, w 0, nb 0, lb 1)
Total 136/1 (15.2)
Yet To Bat Rishabh Pant, Virat Kohli, HH Pandya, RA Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin, M Shami, JJ Bumrah, RD Chahar
BOWLING O M R W ECON
Ruben Trumpelmann 3 0 26 0 8.67
David Wiese 2 0 18 0 9.00
Bernard Scholtz 1 0 11 0 11.00
Jonathan Smit 2 0 17 0 8.50
Jan Frylinck 2 0 19 1 9.50
Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton 4 0 31 0 7.75
Michael van Lingen 1.2 0 13 0 9.75
Fall Of Wickets FOW Over
Rohit Sharma 1-86 9.5

 

Over 16: M Lingen comes back into the attack

  • India wins by 9 wickets!

Over 15: Loftie Eaton comes up with his last over

  • Fifty for KL Rahul!
  • 9 runs from the over

Over 14: Ruben Trumpelmann comes back into the attack

  • FOUR! Lovely from KL Rahul! Just lofts it over the bowlers head
  • FOUR! Hammered by Surya Kumar Yadav!
  • 11 runs from it

22 needed off 42!

Over 13: Loftie Eaton continues his spell

  • FOUR! This time Surya shows his class! Scoops it over fine leg
  • 6 runs from the over

Over 12: M Lingen comes into the attack

  • FOUR! Lovely use of wrist from KL Rahul
  • 9 runs from the over

Over 11: Loftie Eaton comes up with his second over

  • FOUR! Surya Kumar Yadav guides it nicely towards extra cover
  • Nine runs from the over

Over 10: Jan Frylinck comes up with his second over

  • SIX! KL Rahul lofts it over fine leg boundary
  • WICKET! Rohit Sharma departs at 56 – was trying to hit big!
  • Namibia finally have a breakthrough. India lose their first
  • Surya Kumar Yadav comes to bat
  • Ten runs from the over

Over 9: Loftie Eaton comes into the attack

  • FOUR! Sharma walks down the track and hit it straight down the ground
  • 7 runs from the over

Over 8: JJ Smit comes up with his second over

  • FOUR! On the pads with the fine leg in the circle, Rohit Sharma finds an easy boundary
  • Fifty up for Rohit Sharma! Second in T20 WC this year
  • 7 runs from the over

Over 7: Jan Frylinck comes into the attack

  • Five singles from the first five deliveries
  • FOUR from Rohit Sharma to finish the over
  • 9 runs from it

IND vs NAM LIVE Score: END OF POWERPLAY

Over 6: JJ Smit comes into the attack

  • FOUR! KL Rahul drives it through the cover-point gap
  • Fifty runs partnership up for Sharma – Rahul. Third in a row!
  • 10 runs from the over

Over 5: Time for some spin now – B Scholtz comes into the attack

  • Appeal for LBW against Rohit Sharma. Umpire not interested
  • Namibia take the review! Impact outside. Review Lost!
  • FOUR! Another boundary for Rohit Sharma. Picks the gap on off-side
  • SIX! Walks down the wicket and lofts it over the bowler’s head – 89 metres
  • 11 runs from the over

Over 4: David Wiese continues his spell

  • Single from Rohit Sharma. KL Rahul comes to the crease
  • SIX! Length ball & Rahul sends it sailing over the boundary – 88 metres
  • 7 runs from it

Over 3: Trumpelmann comes up with the second over

  • Rohit Sharma welcomes him with a FOUR!
  • 3000 T20I runs for Rohit Sharma
  • 9 runs from the over

Over 2: David Wiese comes into the attack

  • Back to back dot
  • FOUR! Lovely from Rohit Sharma over mid-off
  • SIX! Excellent from Rohit Sharma. Sails over fine leg boundary
  • 11 runs from it

Over 1: Ruben Trumpelmann comes up with the first over

  • KL Rahul gets off the mark with a single
  • FOUR! Dropped! Rohit Sharma survives
  • Six runs from the over

Here we go!

R Trumpelmann will open the attack

Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul will begin the run chase

Namibia Innings: 132/8

Batsmen R B 4S 6S SR
Stephan Baard lbw b RA Jadeja 21 21 1 1 100.00
Michael van Lingen c M Shami b JJ Bumrah 14 15 2 0 93.33
Craig Williams st Rishabh Pant b RA Jadeja 0 4 0 0 0.00
Gerhard Erasmus (C) c Rishabh Pant b Ravichandran Ashwin 12 20 1 0 60.00
Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton c Rohit Sharma b Ravichandran Ashwin 5 5 0 0 100.00
David Wiese c Rohit Sharma b JJ Bumrah 26 25 2 0 104.00
Jonathan Smit c Rohit Sharma b RA Jadeja 9 9 1 0 100.00
Zane Green (WK) b Ravichandran Ashwin 0 1 0 0 0.00
Jan Frylinck Not out 15 15 0 0 100.00
Ruben Trumpelmann Not out 13 6 1 1 216.67
Extra 17 (b 0, w 8, nb 1, lb 8)
Total 132/8 (20)
Yet To Bat Bernard Scholtz
BOWLING O M R W ECON
Mohammed Shami 4 0 39 0 9.75
Jasprit Bumrah 4 0 19 2 4.80
Ravichandran Ashwin 4 0 20 3 5.00
Ravindra Jadeja 4 0 16 3 4.00
Rahul Chahar 4 0 30 0 7.50
Fall Of Wickets FOW Over
M van Lingen 1-33 4.4
Craig Williams 2-34 5.3
Stephan Baard 3-39 7.4
Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton 4-47 9.1
Gerhard Erasmus 5-67 12.3
Jonathan Smit 6-93 14.6
Zane Green 7-94 15.4
D Wiese 8-117 18.5

 

Over 20: M Shami comes to bowl the final over

  • Back to back dot balls
  • SIX! Trumpelmann goes big over long-on
  • FOUR! Excellent effort from KL Rahul at deep but he fails to save a boundary
  • 13 runs from it
  • Namibia finishes off at 132/8

Over 19: Bumrah comes up with his last over

  • WICKET! Wiese departs at 26. Another catch for Rohit Sharma
  • 5 runs from the over

Over 18: M Shami comes up with his third over

  • 5 runs! Four overthrows
  • 12 runs from the over
  • D Wiese and J Frylinck adding some valuable runs at the death for Namibia

Over 17: Jasprit Bumrah comes back into the attack

  • Four from legbyes!
  • Seven runs from the over

Over 16: Ashwin comes back into the attack for his final over

  • WICKET! Bowled! Zane Green goes out for a duck
  • Namibia are 7 down now as Jan Frylinck comes to bat
  • Just 2 runs from it
  • Ashwin finishes off at 3-20 in his four overs

Over 15: R Jadeja comes up with his last over

  • WICKET! Smit departs at 9. Excellent catch from Rohit Sharma at cover
  • Just 3 runs from it
  • Jadeja finishes off at 3-16 in his four overs

Over 14: Rahul Chahar comes up with his last over

  • FOUR from Wiese & it’s also a No-ball
  • Free hit – Just a single
  • FOUR more! Cheeky from Smit towards the third man
  • 13 runs from the over

Over 13: R Ashwin comes up with his third over

  • Starts with back to back dot balls
  • WICKET! Inside edge and caught by the keeper! Erasmus departs 12
  • JJ Smit comes to bat as Namibia are five down now
  • 10 runs from the over

Over 12: Ravindra Jadeja comes back into the attack

  • Five runs from the over

Over 11: Rahul Chahar comes up with his third over

  • FOUR! Short ball from Chahar and Erasmuspulls it towards deep mid-wicket
  • FOUR more! This time from David Wiese
  • 11 runs from the over

Over 10: R Ashwin comes back into the attack

  • WICKET! Edge and caught at slip. Loftie Eaton departs at 5
  • David Wiese comes to bat
  • Four runs from the over

Over 9: Rahul Chahar comes up with his second over

  • Five runs from the over

Over 8: Ravindra Jadeja comes up with his second over

  • FOUR! Baard pulls it towards backward square leg
  • WICKET! LBW! Baard departs at 21
  • J Loftie-Eaton comes to bat
  • 7 runs from the over

Over 7: Leggie – Rahul Chahar comes into the attack

  • Just 1 run from the over

Over 6: Ravindra Jadeja comes into the attack

  • WICKET! Stumped! Craig Williams departs for a duck
  • Just 1 run form the over

Over 5: Bumrah comes back into the attack – round the wicket now

  • Single from the first delivery
  • WICKET! Bumrah strikes! M Lingen departs at 14
  • M Lingen caught by Shami at mid-off inside the circle
  • C Williams comes to bat
  • Just 2 runs from it

Over 4: Time for some spin, R Ashwin comes into the attack

  • Starts with a single
  • Six runs from the over

Over 3: M Shami comes up with the second over

  • Starts with a wide
  • SIX! Lovely from Bard! takes a step down the ground and lofts it over deep mid-wicket
  • Ten runs from the over

Over 2: Jasprit Bumrah comes up into the attack

  • FOUR! Full-toss delivery & M Lingen guides it for a boundary to long-off
  • FOUR! This time through the mid-wicket region from M Lingen.
  • 10 runs from the over

Over 1: M Shami comes up with the new ball

  • Baard gets off the mark with a single
  • Just 5 runs from the over

Here we go!

S Baard and M Lingen will open the innings for Namibia

M Shami will open the attack for India

@19:27 – Both teams are taking the knee and showing the support for the BLM movement

@19:25 – Both teams line up for the respective National Anthems

Namibia (Playing XI): Stephan Baard, Michael van Lingen, Craig Williams, Gerhard Erasmus(c), Zane Green(w), David Wiese, Jan Frylinck, JJ Smit, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Ruben Trumpelmann, Bernard Scholtz

India (Playing XI): KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli(c), Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant(w), Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin, Rahul Chahar, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah

Toss Update: India have won the toss and have opted to bowl first against Namibia

@18:55 – Toss coming up!

@18:15 – Under Ravi Shastri’s coaching – India have won 13 out of 21 Tests, 43 out of 60 ODIs, and 25 out of 36 T20 Internationals

@17:50 – Virat Kohli’s final outing as T20I captain is just a few moments away!

@17:34 – JUST IN: Jason Roy has been ruled out of T20 WC – A big blow to England!

@17:20 – Shoaib Malik entered the Fastest 50s Club last night!

 

@17:05 – 50th match as captain for Virat Kohli – loading…..

 

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@16:55 – ICYMI – From India’s last outing against the Scots

Kohli – Shastri Era Ends – No ICC Trophy for the duo: India have failed to lift an ICC Trophy during Kohli & Shastri reign.

For Kohli, who is all set to even lose his ODI captaincy in the coming days, this wasn’t how he would have liked to end his T20 captaincy stint with the national team having already quit IPL captaincy.

  • It is the first time since the 2013 Champions Trophy that an Indian men’s team has failed to reach at least the semi-final stage of an ICC event.
  • They were champions in the 50 over Champions Trophy in 2013, followed by runners-up finish in T20 World Cup in 2014.
  • In the 2015 ODI World Cup, the team lost in the semifinals. The 2016 T20 World Cup saw them reach the last four stages while they lost to Pakistan in the 2017 final of the 50-over Champions Trophy.
  • In 2019, their ODI World Cup campaign ended in the semi-final and the two-year-long World Test Championship also ended in a final defeat.

Despite the disappointments in ICC Events, Ravi Shastri’s coaching saw India Test team beat Australia twice in their backyard, tie Test series (ongoing) against England and challenge South Africa and New Zealand in the limited-overs format.

In his coaching, India have won 13 out of 21 Tests, 43 out of 60 ODIs and 25 T20 Internationals out of 36 on his watch.

IND vs NAM LIVE: Virat Kohli bids adieu to T20I captaincy- check India captain’s report card

IND vs NAM LIVE – Where did India go wrong this T20 World Cup? A combination of factors led to this debacle and if Kohli’s poor captaincy and selection is one factor, the problems were certainly compounded by players like Hardik Pandya, who did not reveal the full extent of their fitness status to the national selectors.

While Pandya did show his original self against Afghanistan, he would get very little credit for that performance after failing to score as a pure batter against quality attacks like Pakistan and New Zealand.

India lost two crucial tosses, batted awfully in slightly, if not very, testing conditions and then on a dew-laden surface bowled atrociously.’ It was as if the heavens had conspired that nothing should go well for the team after it had a great run in England. And that is something that will hurt Shastri, a proud man, who has done his bit to make this a formidable all-condition Test team with a lethal fast bowling attack.

It is still not clear whether Kohli will be seen as a one-format captain in Test matches but his performance in the last four ICC tournaments leave a lot to be desired.

Now that he is approaching mid-30s and showing signs of playing a conservative game, one can only hope that with eleven months left for the next T20 World Cup, India would start with a fresh slate and fresher approach.

T20 World Cup: Virender Sehwag to Wasim Jaffer, cricket fraternity disappointed as Virat Kohli-led Team India EXITS T20 World Cup

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