IND vs AUS: Dinesh Karthik Said in His Press Conference That “Hey I have not Taken Credit Sir

IND vs AUS: Dinesh Karthik said in his press conference that “Hey I have not taken credit, sir, Team India beat Australia by 6 wickets in the second match of the three T20 series to level 1-1. have done it.

In Hyderabad on September 25 to win the last match:-

Now Team India and Australia (IND vs AUS) will fight in Hyderabad on 25 September for the victory in the final of this series i.e. the last match.

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However, in the second match, India has won this match due to team captain Rohit Sharma. The captain scored an unbeaten 46 off 20 balls in this match.

On the other hand, Dinesh Karthik has made a lot of headlines by scoring 10 runs in two balls. After that Karthik has also clarified this in the press conference.

Karthik said in his Press Conference:-

Dinesh Karthik said in his press conference that “Hey I have not taken the credit sir, Captain Rohit Sharma has batted well, although I have got to play only two balls, now I tried what happened to me in that.

The rest of Rohit has batted very well, it is not so easy to play world-class bowlers on that wicket on the new ball.

Rohit Sharma is the best player in the world as well as India, he has a very good ability to play fast bowlers.

Talking about playing XI also said:-

Talking about the playing XI after this, Karthik also said that “We needed at least four bowlers in the match but we had 5 options and we have a world-class all-rounder in Hardik Pandya.

When Hardik is part of the team, the team looks in a lot of balance, and then you can play one more batsman or bowler. There are only a few players in the world who maintain balance in a team like this.

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Axar Patel is also coming on this list now, this is the reason why Rishabh Pant played in the match but he could not get a chance to bat.