Watch: 26 years ago, India faced another heart like God; Last wicket like Mohammad Sirj’s inauspicious bowling. Cricket news
A notable parallel spread over 26 years, India’s cricket team faced a similar Test match defeat, ending in almost equal fashion with both sports. At Lord’s on Monday, a defensive shot against Mohammad Sirj’s Shoaib Bashir led a 21 -run defeat against England, while Chennai in 1999, as a result of a 12 -run loss for Pakistan against Jawagal Srinath’s defensive stroke, ended with a stump with both matches.Recently, in Lord’s testing, Suraj batted for 30 delivery with Ravindra Jadeja, which could have been a historic victory. Facing Shoaib Bashir, Siraj played a defensive shot with soft hands, distracting the close-in fielders, only to roll back the ball and dislike a bail, to end India’s hopes.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Chennai’s test against Pakistan began with visitors, which began with a scoring of 238, operating half -century from Mohammad Yusuf and Moin Khan. India took a thin lead of 16 runs, with Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid contributed to the half -century.
In Pakistan’s second innings, Shahid Afridi had a major performance, who scored 141 off 191 balls, leading to India 271 runs. Chase saw Sachin Tendulkar Craft in a Valent 136, supported by Nayan Mongia’s 52, while the rest of the batting lineup struggled to reach double figures.After Mongia’s dismissal in 218, India required 53 runs with four wickets remaining. Tendulkar and Sunil Joshi (8 out of 20) scored 36 runs at Tendulkar’s dismissal of 36 runs, leaving India from 17 runs.The Indian tail can score four more runs in only 21 balls, before Srinath’s dismissal sealed Pakistan’s victory. His defensive shot against Saklane jumped between his legs and hit the stumps, unlike Lord’s dismissal, knocking on the bails, where only one bail was removed.India won the second Test in Delhi in 1999, leveling the series 1–1. The relationship between these two matches has been made more complicated than the fact that Shoaib Bashir, who took the final wicket in Lord’s, was not born even when the Chennai Test was done.
