India’s batting misfires again as England take series in quick time
Having won 16 bilaterals and two T20 World Cups over the last three years, India have lost two consecutive series in the space of two weeks. Needing a win at Bristol to keep the series alive, India once again faltered, appearing a bunch that fails to learn from its past mistakes and still doesn’t get a hang of the local conditions as England clinched the series with an 8-wicket win on Friday. Having been blanked by Ireland 2-0 a fortnight ago, India are facing the embarrassment of being whitewashed for the first time in a T20 series if they happen to lose in Southampton on Saturday. This was yet another outing in the tour where the batting department spectacularly failed, putting on a mere 158/7, which was overhauled by England with nine wickets in hand and 6.1 overs untouched. Shreyas Iyer era as T20I captain continues to remain winless as head coach Gautam Gambhir watched it all unravel from the dugout with a grim face. As he mentioned at the end of the previous outing, …


