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    India's search for 'bowlers who can bat' must continue to end lower-order fragility
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    India's Search For 'bowlers Who Can Bat' Must Continue To End Lower-order Fragility

    By IANS News January 28, 2024 • 12:10 PM View: 964
    The ODI World Cup: The ODI World Cup in 2023 saw India's bowling attack emerge as the undisputed hero of the tournament.

    The trio of Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah, complemented by the spin expertise of Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav, became an unstoppable force, celebrating resilience, skill and an unwavering pursuit of excellence.

    The tale unfolded with exceptional performances showcasing the might of this bowling unit. They bundled out Australia for a modest 199, stifled Pakistan at 191, and humiliated Sri Lanka with a meager 55 runs on the scoreboard. England fell at 129, and South Africa faced a colossal defeat with only 83 runs to their name.

    TAGS Jasprit Bumrah New Delhi The ODI World Cup Mohammed Shami Mohammed Siraj Ravindra Jadeja Kuldeep Yadav Sri Lanka South Africa The Achilles West Indies World Cup Skipper Kapil Dev The West Indies Hardik Pandya Rohit Sharma ODI World Cup
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