Light malfunction causes great delay in India against England Cuttack Od, Rohit Sharma frustrated
The catastrophic scenes took place during the second OT-JA series with three matches between the Indian national team for Cricket and the England National Crickket team at Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on Sunday, February 9th.
The defective of the light saw that the India VS England match had been stopped and there was a big delay that left the home team skipper, Rohit Sharma, quite frustrated.
Light failure causes chaos in cuttack
During the second scope of the match, Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill gave India a great start while chasing the target.
Indian skipper, especially, looked really good at his eyes and played some attractive blows. Rohit is a plamum rifle and even registered its highest result in the last 11 in the international crisis.
However, his momentum was broken when he extinguished one of the towers with reflectors. On the eve of the seventh, one of the spotlights blinked and then shut down. After a small break, the game continued, but then, shortly after one ball of Saqib Mahmood, the lights turned off once more.
Rohit Sharma was not at all satisfied with the way things took place before his eyes and shook his head frustrated. The lights came back for a few minutes just to shut down again, and after talking to the court, Rohit wanted to continue.
However, players were forced to leave the field because light was considered inappropriate to continue the game. It was close to a 30-minute match in the match for malfunctioning, but officials were able to solve the problem and the match continued.
Look: Shame on Cuttack! Failure in light stops India against England ODO, Rohit Sharma Furious
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The reflector tower went for the third time 🏟️🤯
Rohit Sharma is dissatisfied with a break because India was in a good touch 👀😢#Indveng #Odis #Rohitsharma #Sportskeeda pic.twitter.com/pdlathox7v
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What happened in India against England 1.
India achieved a 4-sight win over England in the first ODO series in Nagpur, chasing 249 with the remaining 68 balls. In the match were the prominent performances of Shubman Gill, Raviddra Jadej and the debutant Harshit Wound, while England struggled to go.
England first hit and looked strong at 75/0, and Phil Salt (43) and Ben Duckett (32) gave an aggressive start. However, the middle -row collapse, which was launched by demolition and sharp wounded double Wiket, saw them collapse to 77/3.
Jos Buttler, 52, and Jacob Bethell, 51, played really well to ensure the stability of the insertion, but the Indian bowling unit led by Jadej (3/26) and wound (3/53) limited them to 248.
In the chase, India lost two wound wickets, and Yashasvi Jaiswal (15) and Rohit Sharma (2) rejected themselves. However, Shreyas Iyer, 59, played an offensive knock, and Shubman Gill played an elegant and cautious 87-bed. Axar Patel also scored 52 driving and despite a few late Wicksketees, India has easily haunted the goal.
Adil Rashid (2/49) and Saqib Mahmood (2/47) were the only bowlers to influence England, but that was not enough to ensure victory.
