Vintage Kohli on display as India trounces England in a series levelling win

Virat Kohli’s India will be mighty pleased with their performance in the second T-20I. They were thrashed in the series opener but the way they bounced back shows why they are among the best teams in the world. Right from the toss, everything went India’s way. Virat Kohli called the coin right and put England in to bat. The decision paid immediate dividend as Bhuveneshwar Kumar trapped Jos Buttler on the third ball of the match. World No 1, Dawid Malan joined Jason Roy at the crease. While Malan was looking scratchy, Roy looked to be batting on a different planet. He tore apart the Indian bowling as England’s inning started galloping. The duo stitched 63 runs in 47 balls before Malan missed a sweep of Yuzvendra Chahal and departed for a not so fluent 24. Check our 4rabet online casino review. Learn more about the app.

Bairstow came in to bat at 4 and played a couple of good shots. At 91-2, in 11 overs, and with players like Morgan and Stokes in the dug out, the platform was set for England to get a big score. However, the wicket of Jason Roy(46 off 35) turned the tides in India’s favour. Morgan, Bairstow and Stoked played small cameos but England never got the momentum they needed to post a strong total. They eventually had to settle for a par 164.