Prasidh Krishna: Krishna became ‘famous’ by hitting 5 sixes, for the first time in Ireland a bowler was beaten so much

Prasidh Krishna has a tall height, he has pace but the edge of his bowling is missing. This right-arm pace bowler was brilliantly beaten by the Irish batsmen. In this match played in Belfast, Prasidh gave away 57 runs in 4 overs. His economy rate was 14.2 runs per over. You can get an idea of ​​the poor bowling of Prasidh Krishna from the fact that the Irish batsmen hit five sixes and four fours on the balls of this player. Three sixes were hit on three consecutive balls of Krishna.

Famous Krishna made a big mistake

famous krishna Was seen bowling very poorly from the first over. In the 7th over, this bowler was put on the attack by Shreyas Iyer and Benjamin Keltz hit two sixes in his over. Krishna, who came to bowl the 9th and 11th overs, bowled well to some extent, although he leaked two fours in these two overs. But Krishna’s real beating came in his last over, in which he gave away 27 runs.

How many sixes and fours did Prasidh Krishna hit in the last over?

Prasidh Krishna was put on the attack in the 17th over and this player hit two fours in the first three balls. Gareth Delaney hit three sixes on his last three balls. On the basis of this stormy batting of Delaney, Krishna gave away 57 runs in 4 overs and he became the highest run scoring Indian in a T20 match in Ireland.

Run-machine Prasidh Krishna conceded 57 runs in his 4 overs against Ireland

– He’s a genuine wicket-taker, but he leaks too many runs.
– A very good bowler in red-ball cricket.
– But in white-ball cricket—especially T20Is—he isn’t the ideal choice.

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Prasidh Krishna’s poor T20 record

Let us tell you that Prasidh Krishna has a very bad record in T20 cricket. This player has been able to take only 8 wickets in 6 T20s. The big thing is that he has given away 277 runs in 24 overs. Meaning Krishna’s economy rate is 11.54 runs per over. Despite such bad statistics, Team India backs him and gives him opportunities.

Ireland made the biggest score

Ireland batted brilliantly in Belfast. This team scored 182 runs in 20 overs, which is the highest score on this ground. Captain Lorcan Tucker played an inning of 50 runs in 36 balls for Ireland. Whereas Delaney contributed 49 runs. However, apart from the famous Krishna, the performance of other Indian bowlers was good. Harshit Rana took 3 wickets for 24 runs. Arshdeep and Akshar Patel got 2-2 wickets. Shivam Dubey got a success.