The Former Vice President Of ACA Porikshit Dutta Congratulated MS Dhoni
Former ACA Vice President Parikshit Dutta congratulated MS Dhoni during the first T20. The first match of the three T20 match series between Team India and New Zealand (IND vs NZ T20) was played in Ranchi on 27 January.
The visiting team won by 21 runs:-
At the same time, in this match, the visiting team has won by 21 runs and has taken a 1-0 lead in the series. The second match of this series (IND vs NZ 2nd ODI) is to be played on 29 January at Ekana Stadium.
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At the same time, former vice-president Parikshit Dutta congratulated MS Dhoni on behalf of the Assam Cricket Association during the match. ACA has also shared a photo of it on its Twitter.
Assam Cricket Association in Ranchi during the first T20 match:-
During the first T20 match between India and New Zealand, former vice-president Parikshit Dutta congratulated former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on behalf of the Assam Cricket Association in Ranchi.
At the same time, the Assam Cricket Association has shared its photo on its Twitter handle. Which is becoming quite viral. Let us tell you that the first T20 was played in Ranchi, which former captain Dhoni had come to see with his wife.
The second match of the three T20 series between India. And New Zealand will be played on January 29 at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.
The last match is to be Played in Ahmedabad on February 1:-
The third and last match of this series is to be played in Ahmedabad on 1 February. At the same time, to save this series. The Indian team would like to win the second T20 at any cost.
Talking about the same first match, captain Hali Pandya won the toss and decided to bowl first. During that time the visiting team scored 176 runs in 20 overs while batting first.
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The start of the Indian team chasing this was quite disappointing. At the same time, Washington Sundar played a brilliant half-century innings, but even after that the team had to face defeat by 21 runs.