Sai Sudarshan made headlines on the second day of Delhi test between India And west indies With an incredible reflex catch that amazed both players and fans. The young Tamil Nadu batsman, known for his brilliant stroke play, showcased his athletic talent in the field with an awkward dismissal to send back the West Indies opener. john campbell,
Sai Sudarshan resorts to blinder to dismiss John Campbell
All this came to light during Ravindra JadejaIt ended when Campbell misjudged his shot in the most bizarre fashion while attempting a slog sweep. Jadeja hits a shot just outside the off stump and Campbell goes for the big sweep with full confidence. However, the connection was not as clear as expected. Sudarshan, deployed at forward short leg, had little time to react as the ball was coming rapidly towards him.
What happened next defied logic. The ball hit Sudarshan’s helmet and chest and got stuck between his palms as he instinctively raised his hands in self-defense. The Indian players broke into celebration while Campbell stood in disbelief. He also required brief medical care following his unfortunate dismissal.
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India’s command after the bravery of Shubman Gill
Earlier in the day, India had declared their first innings at a strong score of 518/5 on the strength of their captain Shubman Gill129 runs unbeaten. The young captain once again showed maturity beyond his years, executing his innings to perfection and taking India to a strong total.
Yashasvi JaiswalHaving started the second day with an overnight score of 173, he unfortunately missed out on a double century with Gill being run out on 175 due to a foul. The southpaw looked in great touch during his innings and laid the right foundation for India’s dominance.
In India’s strong position, Nitish Reddy (43) and Dhruv Jurel (44) made useful contributions down the order. The duo kept the scoreboard going and ensured that India’s momentum did not deteriorate despite the fall of Jaiswal’s wicket.
