The high -voltage match of the Champions Trophy was played between India and Pakistan in Dubai. During the second innings in this match, Team India's right -handed batsman Shreyas Iyer did tremendous batting against Pakistani bowlers. In Dubai, he hit a 102 -meter long six, showing power. Iyer hit such a strong shot off Salman Aga in the 31st over that in a moment, the ball disappeared in front of the eyes and fell among the fans in the stand. Seeing his shot, Indian fans woke up.
Pakistan's team won the toss in Dubai and batting first and gave India a target of 242 runs. In response, Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill gave India a good start. But by the score of 100 runs, both batsmen returned to the pavilion. After this, in the 18th over, Shreyas Iyer landed for batting and supported Virat Kohli. He scored a half -century in 63 balls against Pakistan.
Shreyas Iyer punishes Salman agha with a massive hit, sending the ball Soaring for a gigantic six into the stands!
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Iyer played a great innings of 53 runs in 67 balls in this match. During this, he also hit 5 fours and 1 six. Let me tell you that after completion of the fifty, he was trying to score runs fast and was trying to carry out the chase as soon as possible. So he was constantly looking for a boundary. In the 39th over, Khushdil had also hit a four off the fourth ball of Shah. But on the fifth ball, he again wanted to play the boundary in the direction of extra cover and put a boundary. In this affair, that catch was caught. Imam ul Haq, who was present there, caught his catch.
When Iyer came for batting, India needed a partnership. At the same time, playing fast due to the slowing of the pitch could prove to be fatal for India. Therefore, understanding the situation, he took some time initially. But after the eyes, they started bounding and scored fast. Along with Kohli, he also shared a 114 -run partnership. His partnership made Chase easier for India.
