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Shikhar Dhawan smashed 137 off 146 balls as defending champions India whipped mighty South Africa by 130 runs.
Shikhar Dhawan smashed 137 off 146 balls as defending champions India whipped mighty South Africa by 130 runs to step closer to a quarter-final berth in the World Cup on Sunday.
A boisterous crowd of 86,876 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground saw India pile up 307 for seven after electing to bat and then bowl out the Proteas for 177 with almost 10 overs to spare in the day-night Pool B match.
Faf du Plessis top-scored with 55 but India made regular dents in the South African batting, with off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin taking three wickets and seamers Mohammad Shami and Mohit Sharma sharing four wickets.
A boisterous crowd of 86,876 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground saw India pile up 307 for seven after electing to bat and then bowl out the Proteas for 177 with almost 10 overs to spare in the day-night Pool B match.
Faf du Plessis top-scored with 55 but India made regular dents in the South African batting, with off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin taking three wickets and seamers Mohammad Shami and Mohit Sharma sharing four wickets.
Shikhar Dhawan terms Ajinkya Rahane as ‘peaceful warrior’ following South Africa win.
Indian opening batsman, Shikhar Dhawan congratulated team India on breaking the ICC Cricket World Cup jinx by beating South Africa in their fourth meeting at the tournament and registering first win over the African giants in the tournament.
He also termed his teammate and partner, Ajinkya Rahane as a ‘peaceful warrior’ for his calm and composed innings of 79 that helped India post a total of 307, following his brilliant century with a score of 137. “He is our peaceful warrior,” said Dhawan and added that he took off the pressure from himself that enabled him to play freely and his natural game.
He also termed his teammate and partner, Ajinkya Rahane as a ‘peaceful warrior’ for his calm and composed innings of 79 that helped India post a total of 307, following his brilliant century with a score of 137. “He is our peaceful warrior,” said Dhawan and added that he took off the pressure from himself that enabled him to play freely and his natural game.
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