Thiruvananthapuram T20: India won by 44 runs Live Updates

Australia’s reply was limited to 191/9 in 20 overs. India win by 44 runs and take a 2-0 lead in the series.

Adam Sampa was clean bowled by Arshdeep Singh. Australia 155/9 in 16.5 overs

The famous Krishna dismissed Shaun Abbott in the first ball of the 16th over and bowled Nathan Ellis (1) in the last ball. Australia 152/8

In the first ball of the 16th over, Prashant Krishna’s yorker was hit by Shaun Abbott’s off-stump. 2nd wicket of Prathi.

Australia 149/7. They need to score 87 runs off 29 balls to win.

Marcus Stoinis, who threatened India, was dropped by Mukesh Kumar in the fifteenth over. Akshar Patel caught. Stoinis scored 45 runs off 25 balls with two fours and four sixes.

Australia 149/6 in 14.5 overs

Ravi Bishnoi broke the dangerous fifth wicket partnership. Tim David who scored 37 runs off 22 balls is out. Caught by Rituraj Gaikwad. Australia 139/5

The ball hit Tilak Verma on the extra cover boundary for a six. Next ball over long off for a six. Arshdeep Singh conceded 18 runs in the 12th over.

Stoinis and David added 54 runs off 22 balls. Australia 113/4 in 11 overs. Stoinis 23 off 13 balls, David 30 off 16 balls.

Marcus Stoinis and Tim David hit Mukesh Kumar in the 10th over to cross the Australian score of 100. 21 runs including three fours and a six. Stoinis and David are batting with 22 runs each.

After conceding 20 runs in the first over, Physath Krishna reached his next spell in the eighth over. Opener Steven Smith is out on the second ball. Diving catch by Yashaswi Jaiswal on the boundary line. Smith faced 16 balls and scored 19 runs including a four and a six.

Australia 58/4

5.5 overs, Yashaswi Jaiswal caught near the boundary rope off Akshar Patel. Glenn Maxwell is out with 12 runs off eight balls with a four and a six.

Australia 53/3 in six overs

Second wicket for Ravi Bishnoi. Josh Inglis’ attempt for a boundary over the inner circle ends up being caught by Tilak Verma at mid-wicket. Inglis scored a century in the first match, this time 2 runs in 4 balls.

Australia 39/2 in 4.2 overs.

Australia lost their first wicket on the fifth ball of the third over. Mathew hits Ravi Bishnoi’s ball to short wicket. The Australian opener scored 19 runs including three fours in 10 overs.

Thilak Verma and Rinku Singh added 20 more runs in the last over bowled by Nathan Ellis.

Rinku finished impossible with 31 runs not out in just 9 balls. The innings included four fours and two sixes. Tilak Verma 7 runs not out in 2 balls.

Gaikwad hits Nathan Ellis over the straight boundary for a six on the first ball. Caught by Tim David on the mid-wicket boundary off the second ball. 58 runs off 43 balls with three fours and two sixes.

India 221/4 in 19.2 overs

Tilak Verma at the crease. A six over extra cover on the first ball after a wide.

Rinku Singh took India past 200 with a four off Shaun Abbott’s first ball and a six off the third ball. A boundary on the fourth ball as well. Four again on the fifth ball. Six off the last ball. 25 runs in the over.

215/3 in 19 overs

Rinku 25 off 7 balls

Gaekwad 52 off 41 balls

Suryakumar Yadav is out with 19 runs off 10 balls. Caught by Nathan Ellis to Marcus Stoinis. Two sixes and no fours in Surya’s innings. India 189/3 in 17.4 overs

Rinku Singh at the crease along with Gaikwad who scored 52 runs.

After Yashaswi Jaiswal and Ishan Kishan, opener Rituraj Gaikwad completed his half-century. Three fours and a six off 39 balls.

Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav took Marcus Stoinis to the gallery over the fine leg boundary on the first ball. India 173/2 in 16 overs

Ishan Kishan scored 52 runs in 32 balls with three fours and four sixes. Nathan Ellis caught by Marcus Stoinis. India 165/2

After 15 overs, India are 164 for the loss of one wicket. Ishan Kishan 52 off 30 balls, Rituraj Gaikwad 46 off 36 balls.

Ishan Kishan reached his 29-ball half-century with his fourth six. Gaikwad 45 off 35 balls.

Second consecutive T20I 50 for Kishan.

Gaikwad and Kishan punished Glenn Maxwell for 22 runs in the fourteenth over. Two sixes and a four. India 147/1. Gaikwad 44 and Kishan 38.

Rituraj Gaekwad and Ishan Kishan put on a 50 off 46 balls for the second wicket as India 127/1 in 13.1 overs. Gaikwad 37 and Kishan 26.

Rituraj Gaikwad and Ishan Kishan are struggling to increase the run rate after the dismissal of Yashaswi Jaiswal. An average of over thirteen runs per over is now less than ten.

India 101/1 in 10 overs

Gaekwad 29 off 24 balls, Kishan 10 off 11 balls

Yashaswi Jaiswal is out after scoring a half-century. Scored 53 runs off 25 balls. 9 fours and 2 sixes. Adam Sampa caught by Nathan Ellis.

India 77/1 in 5.5 overs. Rituraj Gaikwad at the crease with 15 runs. Ishan Kishan came in to bat at number three.

Yashaswi Jaiswal crossed his half century in 24 balls. In the sixth over, he crossed the fifty by hitting three consecutive boundaries off Nathan Ellis.

Jaiswal 41, Gaikwad 15

At the end of four overs, India scored 52 runs without losing a wicket. Jayaswal 36 off 18 balls, Gaikwad 10 off 6 balls.

Indian opener Yashaswi Jaiswal crossed the boundary in the first three balls of the fourth over bowled by Shaun Abbott. Four and five balls and sixes. Total 24 runs in the over.

Australia has recalled all-rounder Glenn Maxwell and leg-spinner Adam Sampa, who were members of the Australian team that won the World Cup. Aaron Hardy and Jason Behrendorff out.

Australian Team: Matthew Short, Steven Smith, Josh Inglis, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, Matthew Wade, Shaun Abbott, Nathan Ellis, Adam Sapa, Tanveer Sangha.

India has not made any changes in the team that won the first match.

The team is as follows: Yashaswi Jaiswal, Rituraj Gaikwad, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Verma, Ishan Kishan, Rinku Singh, Akshar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi, Mukesh Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Pishth Krishna.

Australian captain Matthew Wade won the toss and chose to field. Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav said that if he had won the toss, he would have chosen to field. It will be easier to bat second here because of snow fall. But Surya said that he was waiting for this challenge.