Indian left-arm pacer and the most successful T20I bowler from India, Arshdeep Singh, did not have the finest of nights at his home ground the other day. Arshdeep lost control against Quinton de Kock and bowled several wides in an over, which angered Gautam Gambhir. However, the ace pacer bounced back in the very next game and showed some stunning control.
India have once again established a lead in the T20I series and have bounced back in a stellar fashion. They have once again proved why they are the defending champions and the current best T20I team in the world.
Having lost to South Africa, who scored 200 runs in New Chandigarh on a batting track, the Indians turned the tables on another healthy bowling track in Dharamsala. The bowl showed some stunning lateral movement for the seamers, and wickets kept falling at regular intervals, which compromised the Protea innings.
