India vs england t20 scorecard 2022

Fall of wickets: 1 - 0 (Jason Roy, 0.1 ov) , 2 - 11 (Jos Buttler, 2.3 ov) , 3 - 27 (Liam Livingstone, 4.1 ov) , 4 - 41 (Harry Brook, 6.4 ov) , 5 - 55 (Dawid Malan, 9.1 ov) , 6 - 60 (Sam Curran, 10.2 ov) , 7 - 94 (Moeen Ali, 14.2 ov) , 8 - 95 (Chris Jordan, 14.3 ov) , 9 - 109 (Richard Gleeson, 15.4 ov) , 10 - 121 (Matt Parkinson, 17 ov) Referral 1 (2.3 ovs): IND against J Buttler (Caught) Successful (ENG: 2, IND: 2) England 11/2: J Buttler c R Pant b B Kumar 4(5) Referral 2 (4.3 ovs): IND against Harry Brook (LBW) Successful (ENG: 2, IND: 1) Mandatory Power play 1 (1-6): England 36/3 England 50/4 in 8.2 overs England 105/8 in 14.5 overs

2022-11-10, 11:04:00, England win by 10 wickets with 24 balls to spare: Axar does well to keep England to two in his over. Shami resumes, Hales hits the fourth ball through extra cover for four, and Buttler ends the match by clearing long on. Match over, with four overs to spare. 2022-11-10, 10:56:00, England 154-0 (14), need 15 in 36: England are finishing this in a hurry. Shami comes to bowl, Buttler clears extra-cover for four, then lofts over long-off for six. He mistimes a slog, Surya tries but cannot latch on, and it is four. 2022-11-10, 10:51:00, England 140-0 (13), need 29 in 42: Buttler takes charge. Places the hook well to beat fine-leg for four, then pulls the next ball for six. Hardik had started the over well, but things simply fell apart in the second half of the over. 2022-11-10, 10:45:00, England 123-0 (12), need 46 in 48: Ashwin in search of some sort of miracle. Nothing of that sort happens. Hales slog-sweeps the fifth ball for six, and the sixth through extra-cover for four. 2022-11-10, 10:42:00, England 108-0 (11), need 61 in 54: Pandya’s first ball is short, Hales casually lifts it over mid-wicket for six, they spend the rest of the over picking ones and twos, ten off the over. 2022-11-10, 10:36:00, England 98-0 (10), need 71 in 60: Drinks was taken early because Pant had gone down with cramps, he is back up now. Arshdeep resumes after the break, the first ball is back of a length, but Hales has already made room. Creams past cover for four. Buttler hi...

England openers Jos Buttler and Alex Hales made a mockery of India's bowling in the run chase of 169 with a record 170-run opening stand to hand their team a mammoth 10-wicket win in the all-important semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2022. In pursuit of what seemed daunting 169 runs to get, given the Indian batters' struggle after they were put in to bat first, the English openers made it look ridiculously easy and reached home in 16 overs. With this win, Buttler and his men entered the final in a sensational fashion. They will now lock horns with Pakistan at the iconic MCG on Sunday (November 13). The winner of that game will join West Indies as the two-time T20 champions. Put in to bat first at a batter-friendly Adelaide Oval track, the Indians had another poor start in the powerplay. England bowlers kept things tight for the opposition in the middle overs as well before Hardik Pandya's blistering knock of 66* off 33 balls and Virat Kohli's fourth fifty of the tournament helped their team post a respectable 168/6 in 20 overs. Kohli - who became the first batter to score 4000 T20I runs in the game - was dismissed for 50 off 40 balls. However, the Pandya show in the slog overs gave the Indian fans some reason to cheer and to his team some runs to defend.  Chris Jordan was the pick of the bowlers for England as the right-arm medium pacer returned with 3/43 from his 3 overs. England will now move to Melbourne where they'll meet Pakistan in the final on Super Sunday. For ...