On Thursday the 10th of November 2022 India took on England in the second of two semi finals at the T20 cricket World Cup in Australia.
England won the toss and chose to field first meaning that they would have chase the innings score that India posted.
India started their innings well by posting a score of 6 without loss in the first over.
At the end of India’s power play (first 6 overs) they had posted a score of 38 for 1.
India posted a score of 62 for 2 at the half way mark of there innings (10th over).
In the second half of India’s innings wickets started to fall and they lost a further 4 wickets before the end of their innings.
The Indians posted a final innings total of 168 for 6 leaving England needing 169 to win the match and secure a place in the T20 cricket world up final.
England started their innings off well by posting a score of 13 without loss in the first over.
At the end of the power play (first 6 overs) England had scored 63 without loss.
England posted a great score of 98 without loss at the halfway stage of their innings (10th over)
England didn’t lose a wicket in their innings and this is something I’ve never seen since I started watching T-20 international cricket.
The three Lions posted a final innings total of 170 without loss and this meant that they will be heading to the T20 cricket World Cup final.
I’ve never seen England play as well as they did in Adelaide against India and I am proud to be an English cricket fan.
As I have said in previous blogs about the T-20 cricket World Cup in Australia I will be blogging about the finale on Sunday, the 13th of November 2022 between Pakistan and England.
My blog about this semi-final between India and England will be released next week with my blog about the finale of the tournament being released the following week.
As always I would like to take this opportunity to thank my readers and followers for taking the time out of your busy schedules to read my latest blog.
Cam
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