“Coaches Are Doing…”: KL Rahul’s Trustworthy Take On Missed Catches | Cricket Information

India defeated Australia comprehensively within the second ODI encounter on Sunday to seal the three-match sequence however the victory was not with out its challenges. Though the batting and bowling departments excelled, the fielding effort left rather a lot to be desired. There have been various fielding errors and two dropped catches which left the group administration dissatisfied. Skipper KL Rahul was requested in regards to the probabilities after the match and he had a transparent reply concerning the fielding effort.

“After I noticed the wicket within the morning, I did not assume it might spin a lot. Placing 400 on the board offers you confidence. It is not likely our determination to make. Our jobs are clear. Everybody who will get picked within the XI, must give attention to their job. Everybody has gone by this, you’ll want to maintain getting higher and look forward to the alternatives,” Rahul stated on the post-match prize distribution ceremony.

“We have now dropped just a few catches, however fielding beneath lights, it is difficult bodily. The coaches are doing their greatest to maintain the blokes match. Generally these errors occur. The dedication is all the time there, we’ll study from it, brush it off and get higher within the subsequent recreation. Nothing is mentioned, however guys coming again will wish to make it rely. With the World Cup solely a few weeks away, guys will wish to get into it. They should get used to the challenges, they are going to be eager to get again on to the sphere,” he added.

Shreyas Iyer and Shubman Gill hit attacking centuries to assist India thrash Australia by 99 runs in a rain-hit one-day worldwide on Sunday to clinch the sequence 2-0.

Iyer (105) Gill (104)  placed on a dominant second-wicket stand of 200 to put the foundations for India’s 399-5 after being invited to bat in Indore.

KL Rahul’s 52 and an unbeaten 72 by T20 sensation Suryakumar Yadav contributed to the mammoth whole and the bowlers then mixed at hand India an unbeatable lead within the three-match sequence.

The matches are a tune-up for the World Cup in India beginning October 5.

Chasing a DLS revised goal of 317 in 33 overs after rain interrupted play within the chase, Australia had been bowled out for 217 in 28.2 overs.

Spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja took three wickets every.

(With AFP inputs)