‘With the crowd supporting the crowd …’: Andre Russell revealed that the 2016 T20 World Cup win was a favorite moment of India Career. Cricket news
New Delhi: West Indies Power-Hitter Andre Russell, who is ready to retire from international cricket, has chosen her explosive knock as her most nurtured moment in West Indies Colors in Mumbai against India in the 2016 T20 World Cup semi-finals.During the West Indies’s 193-R target chase, Russell went to number 5, in which the team scored 77 runs in 41 delivery. Getting up on the occasion, he broke 33 off just 20 balls, including a memorable six from Virat Kohli on midwicket, helping the Caribbean side grow with two balls in the final.“Definitely [my best moment was] The 2016 World Cup, the semi -final game against India where I brought the team home, I and Landal Semans, and obviously we met other batsmen, “Russell said in an interview with a cricket West Indies (CWI).“Chasing more than 190 in that semi -finals in India, only with a crowd supporting India, it was already a little pressure, but the wicket was a very good wicket, so we had the confidence of the changing room and the coming room and batsmen coming to the batsmen, I was confident of freedom and going out and playing the role that I did,” He said.The West Indies went to defeat England in a dramatic final, winning their second T20 World Cup title in four years. Russell played an important role in both those historical victories.
“Obviously, two World Cups, this is just a different feeling. You sleep, you wake up [on the morning after the final]And you realize that you are sleeping only for two hours, but you feel well relaxed because you just want to see what is happening on the Internet, you want to see all those memories and all those good comments. So they are the two most important moments, playing for the West Indies, “he said.Russell will bid farewell to international cricket in the first two matches in the first two matches of the five -match T20I series against Australia at home. The matches will be played at Sabina Park in their home ground, Jamaica, which will serve as a venue for their final international appearance.
“It looks very good. I think, [from the] For the first time I came to Sabina Park as a child, and then to actually walk on the grass and feel the atmosphere and look into the stand and everything, and [to] Now, I have gained a lot from cricket for the last few years. Representing the West Indies, I performed my best at every occasion, “Russell said, reflected on signing the house.“I think it’s the perfect field and the right chain – with a good team – Australia – to end their international career. Just looking at. [social media] Walking the posts and accessories on the internet, I get a little emotional, but, you know, already decided, and I think I have really done enough to say, yes, it’s to me to international cricket, “he said.
