All posts tagged: Batting partnerships

The veteran and his understudy

The veteran and his understudy

Kolkata: No one watching the Galle Test missed that big, warm hug KL Rahul gave Devdutt Padikkal out of relief after the review that he almost didn’t take went his way. Nor did anyone following that broadcast closely miss that peck Rahul almost planted on his cheeks. It spoke of gratitude, but also of the affection that grows among players who are on the road year-round. KL Rahul (left) and Devdutt Padikkal in action during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. (PTI) For Rahul and Padikkal, it’s a bond that goes deeper because they turn out for Karnataka as well, churning runs while putting on massive partnerships together. So maybe it’s not bad after all that Padikkal is batting at No 3, lending India a top-order stability that they don’t have to work on for a change. Rahul and Padikkal put on 150 for the second wicket in the first innings, then another 65 in the second. Padikkal made 167, the defining innings of India’s 165-run victory; Rahul made 82 and 35. Across …

Champions Trophy | ‘India have played flawless cricket but there is one more game to go’: Gautam Gambhir | Cricket News

Champions Trophy | ‘India have played flawless cricket but there is one more game to go’: Gautam Gambhir | Cricket News

On Tuesday, until Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer put together a 91-run stand, India and Australia were punching and counter-punching. Their batsmen, especially Stave Smith and Alex Carey put the spinner-heavy Indian bowling attack under pressure. Be it against Bangladesh, Pakistan and New Zealand, India have been ruthless in the execution of their bowling plans. But Australia, despite playing in totally different conditions to what they did in Pakistan, quickly adapted to the pitch. With the early wickets of Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma, they even got early breakthroughs before chase-master Kohli settled the nerves and played a lovely innings. Sunday’s final will be an opportunity for India to end their 50-over ICC trophy drought, dating back to the 2013 Champions Trophy. For head coach Gautam Gambhir its a chance to establish his credentials with the national team following IPL success. Story continues below this ad Speaking to the media shortly after India’s win against Australia, Gambhir said the campaign so far has been flawless. “You used a very good word that we played ‘flawlessly’. …

IND vs AUS: Virat Kohli aced a chase, but here’s how India’s supporting cast chipped in | Cricket News

IND vs AUS: Virat Kohli aced a chase, but here’s how India’s supporting cast chipped in | Cricket News

While Steve Smith rued the fact that Australia didn’t have enough significant partnerships, India found one between Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer, which yielded 91. It was a testament to Iyer’s form in the middle order and how he has owned the No.4 spot in this format. While he wasn’t at his attacking best, he kept the strike rotating. It might not appear significant in the end result, but Axar Patel at No. 5 once again played a handy knock. With Kohli surviving a dropped chance and Iyer dismissed immediately thereafter, Patel walked out and played an important cameo. A slog-sweep for six and a gorgeous four over cover were standout shots on the night. He continues to impress in all three facets of the game. At the 40-over mark, with the required rate creeping up, Nasser Hussain picked up a cue on air, watching KL Rahul’s body language. He sensed that there was an acceleration around the corner and Rahul did just that. He later told the broadcasters that, contrary to how Kohli batted, …