IND vs WI 2nd T20: West Indies’ Obed McCoy Takes Career-Best Six Wickets
IND vs WI 2nd T20: West Indies’ Obed McCoy takes a career-best six Wickets, the target was never going to be a problem for West Indies batsmen as opener Brandon King smashed 68 off 52 balls.
Devon Thomas’s 31 not out off 19 balls:-
But the hosts sealed their side during the back-end before Devon Thomas’ 31 not out off 19 balls. , hit a six and a four off the delivery of Avesh Khan.
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West Indies left-arm pacer Obed McCoy dismantled the star-studded Indian batting order with sensational career-best figures of 6 for 17 as West Indies wrapped up a five-wicket victory in the second T20I at St Kitt’s. equaled the five-match series.
McCoy wreaked havoc in his two spells as India were bundled out for 138 in 19.4 overs on Monday.
Batsman Brandon King scored 68 runs in 52 balls:-
The target was never going to be a problem for the West Indies batsmen, as the opener, Brandon King hit a 52-ball 68, but the hosts stunned Devon Thomas’ 19-ball 31 not out during the back-end. sealed in favor of his team.
It was McCoy’s extra bounce that lifted off his shoulder awkwardly with the bat and the short third-man was in action to catch Dolly.
Suryakumar Yadav (11) hit an audacious six over cover, but McCoy bowled a full, and loose effort without any obvious footwork, only to convert into an edge and land in the wicketkeeper’s glove.
Rishabh Pant (24 off 12 balls) was breathless during his stay and a blow behind deep square leg for McCoy’s huge six took everyone by surprise.
Akeal Hossein made such a delivery:-
There was another six behind fine leg off Odeon Smith, but left-arm spinner Akeal Hossein making a delivery in which he changed the length, and took a slight turn. The hands of the fielder.
The only time partnership was running out for India was when Hardik Pandya (31 off 31 balls). And Ravindra Jadeja (27 off 30 balls) try to revive the innings with a 43-run stand for the fifth wicket.
Once Hardik was hitting with a powerful slap on a slow Jason Holder bouncer in the second attempt by Smith. McCoy came back for his second spell to shine the lower middle order in a jiffy.
Jadeja and Dinesh Karthik (7) were catching off slow deliveries. While Ravichandran Ashwin failed to use the pace and bounce and was catching in the deep. The last four Indian wickets fell for just 11 runs, with Holder taking 2 for 23.