राणा और रमनदीप की जुगलबंदी ने पंजाब को रोने पर किया मजबूर

New DelhiOften you have heard that bowlers hunt in couples, but it is very rare that the bowler and fielder together have dismissed the batsman in the pair. They too were seen in just 18 balls. The interesting thing is that the field of fielding was almost and every time it felt that the reaplay of the previous wicket is watching.

The decision to bat first after winning the toss on the Chandigarh grounds, Shreyas Iyer and the Punjab team turned upside down, the big reason behind this was Harshit Rana and Ramandeep’s jugalbandi. In the first four wickets of the top order, three wickets went to Harshit Rana’s account and three times the catch -catching fielder Ramandeep Singh was the pair.

Rana and Ramandeep’s jugalbandi

Harshit Rana, who came with the fourth over of Panzab’s innings, came with such a great preparation that Priyansh Arya, who was in the form in the first over of his spell, walk. Harshit had prepared a Chakravyuh for the left -handed batsman and posted his most agile fielder. Then what was it, at a speed of 140 km/h, the first short ball dismissed Priyansh on Deep Square leg and Shreyas Iyer played a cut shot on the next short ball and that ball also went straight into Ramandeep’s hand. Another short ball of Harshit Rana in the Agel over gave Punjab another blow, this time too, Prabhasimran played the cut shot on the short pitch ball which went directly into the hands of Ramandeep Singh. It is very rare that the first four wickets have fallen in which Ramandeep Bold Rana has written three times on the score board.

Chakravarti- Naren’s spinning noose

Rana-Ramandeep’s pair shook Punjab with a new ball, while Varun and Sunil’s pair broke the batting of Punjab with the old ball. Jose, playing the first match, became the first victim of English Chakraborty and Maxwell did not get Varun’s googly. At the same time, Sunil Naren was also going to stay behind. Sunil first made Suryansh and then Morko Yenson his victim. Both of them bowled so economical that, due to which Punjab, who scored 246 runs in the last match, had longed to score one run. Varun took 2 wickets for 21 runs in 4 overs, while Naren took two wickets for 14 runs in the first 3 overs. Both spinners gave good support by the fast bowlers. Apart from Harshit’s three wickets, Vaibhav and Norkee also got 1-1 wickets and the entire Punjab team was allout out for 111 runs. The first wicket fell for 39 runs and later the entire team was able to add 72 runs in just 93 balls and fell 9 wickets. This is the second minimum score of Punjab.