Who took the most important two wickets and the game changed from there?
Hey brother, praise Kuldeep Yadav too. He took the most important two wickets and the game turned from there.
After winning the trophy, we forget everything. We stop debating on the real reason for the victory. If it is batting, then the player who wins the match by hitting a four or a six, we celebrate by giving the credit to the captain. If it is fielding, then we give the credit for the victory according to the fielding. But we do not debate on which player actually won the match. What was the turning point of the match from which the match went in India's favor.
In the victory of this trophy also, there is the same turning point, due to which India won this match and which cricket lovers are not paying attention to. They have completely forgotten to discuss this. We are going to tell you about that turning point of this final match. Let us try to open your eyes. If it is logical and seems right then clap, otherwise it's okay, but don't feel bad.
New Zealand scored 251 runs after playing 50 overs. Chasing which India scored 254 runs one over earlier and won the match. If the score had been 10-20 runs i.e. 270 runs then India would have won this match. But what would have happened if New Zealand had given a target of 40-50 runs more i.e. 280-90 runs to India? Then perhaps this cup would have been in the hands of New Zealand. But this did not happen. Why?
The reason for this is New Zealand's dashing batsman Rachin Ravindra getting out for just 37 runs. Rachin Ravindra is such a batsman of New Zealand who has been scoring century after century throughout the trophy. New Zealand's most in-form batsman is Rachin Ravindra. He was dismissed by Kuldeep Yadav. After this, Kuldeep Yadav also dismissed New Zealand's second batsman Will Young cheaply. And laid the foundation for a strong victory for India.
After these two wickets fell, New Zealand's strong batting strength collapsed, New Zealand could not score even 280-90 and India won the trophy. The credit for which goes to Kuldeep Yadav. If Kuldeep Yadav had not taken wickets on time, the mood of the match would have been different.
India's former BCCI President Rajiv Shukla has tried to draw people's attention to this incident by tweeting. The former president said, hey brother, praise Kuldeep Yadav too. He took the two most important wickets and from there the game turned around.
