India was put in to bat, but they didn\u2019t get off to a great start since KL Rahul had trouble with his timing. Until the 13th over, the run rate was primarily around 7 RPO. However, Suryakumar Yadav\u2019s entrance flipped the situation. The fans will be delighted after a very long time, watching Virat Kohli regaining his form as he smashed a wonderful half-century.<\/p>\n
When Suryakumar Yadav entered the batting order, India was 94 from 2 after 13 overs. His 68* from just 26 balls, which included 6 fours and 6 sixes, enabled India to 192 for 2. The partnership between Virat Kohli and Suryakumar needed just two more runs to secure a century stand, but the fans will never forget the incredible performances the pair produced.<\/p>\n
Suryakumar Yadav dominated the last over as he started the 20th over with a six which brought up the Indian star\u2019s half-century. He went on to hit back-to-back sixes. Followed by a dot ball, which according to the looks of Suryakumar Yadav, was regrettable as the batsman aimed for 6 sixes in an over.<\/p>\n
Hong Kong suffered an early loss in Yasim Murtaza, but Babar Hayat made sure his team had a successful powerplay (51\/2). Jadeja scored a direct hit to get Captain Nizakat Khan out on a free-hit, and the scoring rate dropped drastically after that.<\/p>\n
The Indian spinners concluded with combined bowling numbers of 8-0-33-1 and scarcely gave out any runs in the middle overs. Toward the end, Zeeshan Ali and McKechnie scored a flurry of boundaries to cut the loss deficit in half. Because Avesh and Arshdeep were costly today, skipper Rohit isn\u2019t very happy.<\/p>\n
Hong Kong have been defeated by team India but will surely win the hearts of the fans for the amazing display.<\/p>\n
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