Team India managed to win the alternate T20I against New Zealand on Sunday with Hardik Pandya( 15 not out out 20) and Suryakumar Yadav( 26 not out out 31) taking the platoon over the line with a ball to spare and six lattices inhand.In a light- hearted discussion after the match, Suryakumar Yadav credited Yuzvendra chahalfor his fur tips. You're my fur trainer. Sab sikhata hai yeh." Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav and Suryakumar Yadav were in discussion during the Chahal TV interview, participated by the BCCI's sanctioned Twitter handle.
On being asked about his slow fur on Lucknow's Ekana pitch, Suryakumar said," I was there in the middle with a clear mindset that it's a tough gate to play. It was inversely important to make small hookups and acclimatize to the situations. I knew this was a completely different gate than the bones I play freely.When Hardik came in, we had a converse and planned to take the game till last." Talking about the pressure of three runs demanded off the last two balls, SKY said," We were confident enough to win the game and Hardik and I were in a discussion that if any one of us gets the big megahit, the match is ours. We didn't horrify and the communication with Hardik was veritably important."
Introducing himself as a original boy at Lucknow's Ekana colosseum, Kuldeep Yadav asked his long- time mate Yuzvendra Chahal about his feeling of being the loftiest gate- taker in T20I for India." It feels good to be the loftiest gate- taker in any format. I had noway allowed of this when started playing." Chahal has come the loftiest gate- taker for Team India in T20I history. The leg- incentive achieved the corner during the alternate T20I against New Zealand in Lucknow on Sunday. The 32- time-old came out all ordnance blazing in the alternate game after being dropped for the opening match, which India lost by 21runs.Daryl Mitchell got a beauty from Kuldeep that came back in sprucely to shatter the wholes. Talking about his special delivery to Mitchell, Kuldeep said," I do not plan it but considering the pitch moment, playing the incoming deliveries was getting tough. Batsmen weren't getting time due to the pace so it spun and it helped."
The triad of Yuzvendra Chahal, Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav impressed on a helping face to limit a tone- destructing New Zealand to 99 for eight, their smallest aggregate against India in the shortest format.