Shivam Jesus played an inning of 60 runs on 40 balls. He also took one wicket.

India won the first match of the T20 series against Afghanistan by 6 wickets. Team India has released its unbeaten record against Faf. This is India’s 5th win over Afghanistan in T20. In this series, Indian team is ahead by 1-0 after winning 3 matches. The second match of the series will be played on January 14 in Decor.

Team India decided to plant task explosives in Mohali on Thursday. Afghanistan, batting first, scored 158 runs for 5 wickets in 20 overs. In reply, the Indian team took 4 wickets in 17.3 overs.

Shivam Shamim scored 60 runs, while Jitesh Sharma played an inning of 31 runs. Opener Shubhman Gill contributed 23 runs and Tilak Verma contributed 26 runs. Mukesh Kumar and Akshar Patel took two wickets each.

Interesting facts related to the match

Anna Bass: FFF bowlers should not take advantage of pressure in powerplay
After losing the toss, the floating floppy team got off to a great start for the first time. The team had scored 50 runs without loss in the first 8 overs, but the team lost the wickets of Gurbaz and Zadran in the ninth and tenth overs. On the basis of this start, the team made the highest T20 score against India, but the team could not maintain this score.

In the powerplay, Affinis definitely put pressure on Rohit’s run out and Majeeb’s wicket. At one time Team India’s score was two wickets for 28 runs. But the foreign players who came in the middle overs could not take advantage of the pressure created in the powerplay and Tilak and Shivam Jesus managed to get the team out of trouble. Both of them made a partnership of 44 runs for the third wicket. Joy did the latter’s job by scoring 45 runs with Jitesh Sharma. Finisher Rinku Singh hit some great monuments in the final. He played an innings of 16 runs on 9 balls.

Indian innings: Rohit run out on the second ball, Shivam made place
The Indian team, which set out to chase 159 runs, lost the first wicket on the score of zero. Here Indian captain Rohit Sharma was out on the second ball of the innings without opening the account. In such a situation, Shubman Gill and Tilak Verma took the innings forward.

By the end of the powerplay, the Indian team had lost two wickets for 36 runs. Gill (23 runs) was captained by Rahmanzad Gurbaz. After him, Tilak Verma (26 runs) was caught by Gulabdin Primary in the 9th over. Jyeshtha made a partnership of 44 runs with Verma.

After this Jitesh Sharma supported others. Jitesh played an inning of 31 runs on 20 balls and kept the score at a slow pace and scored runs at a slow pace. Mujeeb ur Rahman took the wicket of Jitesh Sharma in the 14th over. Rinku Singh came after Tilak’s wicket and stayed till the last. In the 18th over, Shivam Joy gave victory to Team India by hitting a six and a four. He played an inning of 60 runs on 40 balls. Rinku scored 16 runs in 9 balls.

Afghanistan innings: Partnership made twice, new fifty fails
Afghanistan got off to a slow start after losing the toss and flopping. The pair of Captain Ibrahim Zadran and Rahman Isaid Gurbaz could score only 33 runs in the first 6 overs. During this period, both of them also got two leases of life. On this occasion, both of them made a partnership of 50 runs together.

Akshara completed this partnership by taking the wicket of Gurbaz in the 8th over. In the 9th over, Jadran Wright and then in the 10th over, Akshar Patel bowled Rahmat Shah for 3 runs.

Here Mohammad Nabi came and remained a partner with Ajmatad Omarzai. There was a partnership of 68 runs in 43 balls for the fourth wicket between Nabi Umar Aziz. In this partnership, Omraj scored 26 runs in 18 balls, while NB scored 41 runs in 25 balls. Omraji was out after scoring 29 runs and Nabi was out after scoring 42 runs. Najeeb Saeed was the best with 19 runs and Karim Janat with 9 runs.

Nabi’s innings gave place to Afghanistan. Due to this, Afghanistan has made the highest T-20 score against India. Teen scored 158 runs for 5 wickets in 20 overs.

playing eleven
India: Rohit Sharma (captain), Shubhman Gill, Tilak Verma, Shivam Kashyap, Jitesh Sharma, Rinku Singh, Akshar Patel, Asist Sundar, Ravi Bishoi, Arshdeep Singh and Mukesh Kumar.

Afghanistan: Ibrahim Zadran (captain)Rahmansoye Gurbaz (wk), Rahmat Shah, Azmat Adaya Umarzai, Najeebabad Zadran, Mohammad Nabi, Karim Janat, Gulabdin Vadya, Naveen-ul-Haq, Fazalhaq Farooqui and Mujeeb ur Rehman.