IND vs ENG: Team India lost by 6 wickets in second ODI, these are 5 reasons for defeat

Pune played in the second ODI of the series between India and England. Team India lost by six wickets in the match. India scored 336 runs in the first game losing 6 wickets in 50 overs. At the same time, England scored 337 runs after losing 4 wickets in 43.3 overs. Team India had scored a big score in the match but still suffered defeat. We are going to count here five reasons for India’s defeat.

First reason – Toss has also been a major reason for India’s defeat in the match. In the match, England captain Jose Butler won the toss and decided to bowl first and this decision of the visiting team proved to be right.

The second reason – India did not get too many runs in the middle order. Team India scored 169 runs between 11 and 40 overs. England batsmen, on the other hand, scored 259 runs.

The third reason – Team India set a big target in the match but the Indian bowler could not put pressure on England. Johnny Bairstow and Jason Roy gave a great start to England by chasing the target.

The fourth reason – Team India missed the sixth bowler in the match. Captain Virat Kohli also did not bowl to Hardik Pandya.

Fifth reason – In the ODI series against England, the spinners are seen to be completely unsuccessful. Kuldeep Yadav was also expensive in the second ODI and got 84 runs. The failure of the spinner in the match became a major reason for India’s defeat.