India’s star all-rounder Shivam Dubey has been promoted up the order to defeat Australian spinner Adam Zampa on his return to the shortest format of the game. Despite a good start, Dubey was out early to the tight bowling of Nathan Ellis.
India reached Australia for some exciting cricket matches and the series in both formats of white-ball cricket was thoroughly entertaining for the Indian and Australian fans. White ball cricket’s two biggest rivals face each other, with the Australian team winning the ODI series.
India and Australia, the world No. 1 and No. 2 ranked teams in the ICC T20I Team Rankings, are currently tied in the T20I series, with Australia’s win at the MCG tied with India’s comeback in Hobart in the third T20I.
Nathan Ellis uprooted Shivam Dubey’s stumps
India made another change to their batting order, as Shivam Dubey was now promoted to the top No. 3 position in the batting order. The all-rounder was sent in to increase the scoring rate as well as take advantage of spinner Adam Zampa coming into the attack. He came on the field after Adam Zampa dismissed Abhishek Sharma.
After hitting a six off Adam Zampa in the last over of the innings, Dube was stunned and lost his leg stump to Nathan Ellis. Ellis ran in with a slow off-cutter around the bodyline, and Dubey tried to take it away, but missed it completely, and it hit the top of his leg stump.
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