Suryakumar argued with Yanson for Sanju: Rickelton hit a six of 104 meters, Kruger bowled 11 balls in the over; moments

India defeated South Africa by 61 runs in the first T20. In a one-sided match held at the Kingsmead Stadium in Durban, Sanju Samson scored centuries in consecutive matches and scored an inning of 107 runs. India gave a target of 203 runs to South Africa. In reply, the Proteas team was all out for 141 runs in 17.5 overs. Varun Chakraborty and Ravi Bishnoi got 3-3 wickets.

Before the match, India’s national anthem was stopped midway, Patrick Kruger bowled 11 balls, Markram took a diving catch while running behind… these were the top moments of Durban T20. Read the top 9 moments…

1. Yanson argued with Suryakumar

There was an argument between Marco Janson and Suryakumar Yadav in the 15th over of the South Africa innings. Here Gerald Cooties played the second ball of the over for a single. Here Arshdeep threw towards keeper Sanju Samson. Sanju came towards the pitch to catch it. After which Yanson complained about this to the umpire. Later, Gerald Cooties and Marco Yanson were seen arguing with Suryakumar Yadav.

Marco Yanson expressed his displeasure with the umpire.

Yanson arguing with Suryakumar Yadav.

2. Yanson out after donating his life

Hardik dropped Yanson’s catch on the fifth ball of the 15th over. He was out on the very next ball. Yanson played a shot on Ravi Bishnoi’s ball, Pandya standing at the point took a dive. But could not catch the catch. On the very next ball, Yanson again played an aerial shot, this time the ball again went to Hardik Pandya. Pandya took the catch easily. Yanson was out after scoring 12 runs.

3. Ryan Rickelton hits a six of 104 meters

Ryan Rickelton hit a 104 meter six on Avesh’s ball.

The ball hit the roof of the stadium.

On the last ball of the fourth over of South Africa’s innings, Ryan Rickelton pulled the outside off stump ball and hit a six. Avesh Khan had bowled a short length ball. This 104 meter six of Rickelton hit the roof of the stadium.

4. Markram’s running catch

Aiden Markram took the catch while running backwards.

India lost its first wicket for 24 runs. In the fourth over of the innings, Abhishek Sharma played an aerial shot on the ball of Gerald Cooties. Here the ball went to captain Aiden Markram standing at mid-off. He took a brilliant catch by diving while running backwards. Abhishek Sharma was out after scoring 7 runs.

5. The ball slipped from Patrick Kruger’s hand, 11 balls were bowled in the over.

Patrick Kruger bowled 11 balls in the 9th over.

Patrick Kruger gave 15 runs in the 9th over, but also dismissed Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav on the last ball. He bowled a total of 11 balls in the over, including 2 no balls and 3 wides. The fourth ball of the over slipped from Kruger’s hand and went over Surya to the keeper.

6. India’s national anthem stopped midway

India’s national anthem stopped due to technical reasons.

Before the match, the national anthem of India was playing but due to some technical reason the national anthem stopped midway and the Indian players were singing the national anthem but after its completion, the national anthem was played once again in the loud speaker and the Indian players sang the national anthem again. Sung it completely.

7. Sanju completed his fifty by hitting a six.

Sanju Samson played an inning of 107 runs.

Sanju Samson completed his fifty by hitting sixes on consecutive balls against leg spinner Peter in the 8th over. He hit a six towards mid-wicket on the second and third balls of Kabayomji Peter’s over. For this Samson took only 27 balls.

8. Tilak’s helmet was hit by a ball

Tilak Verma scored 33 runs on 18 balls.

After Suryakumar’s dismissal, Tilak Verma came to bat. He tried to play shots on the first two balls of Andile Simelane’s over, but could not connect. The second ball hit Tilak’s helmet. Here Tilak tried to play a pull shot. However, Tilak also hit a six on the last ball of the over.

9. Arshdeep bowled on no ball

Arshdeep Singh was bowled on the yorker ball.

Arshdeep Singh was bowled on the fourth ball of the last over. Here Yanson bowled a yorker length ball, but after some time the third umpire declared it a no ball. Arshdeep Singh had hit a four on his first ball.