Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Flops with the bat Against Pakistan Despite Dropped Catch lifeline | India U19 vs Pakistan U19
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was expected to play a big innings against Pakistan in a crucial Under-19 World Cup match, but he failed to deliver. In the Super Six Group 2 match at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, Vaibhav started well, hitting some excellent shots and scoring boundaries. Furthermore, he was even given a life just one ball before he was dismissed. Despite this, Vaibhav failed to capitalize and returned to the pavilion in the eighth over. Vaibhav, who had scored two half-centuries in the tournament, was dismissed for 30 runs in this match.
India lost a wicket after a strong start.
Batting first, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Aaron George gave India a good start. After playing cautiously in the first two overs, Vaibhav opened his innings in the third over, hitting two fours. Vaibhav also hit a four in the fourth over. Then, in the seventh over, Vaibhav scored 10 runs off two balls, including a four and a six. Meanwhile, Aaron George was also slowly building his innings. They had already built a 47-run partnership, but Mohammad Sayyam, who came to bowl the eighth over of the innings, bowled a bouncer on the fourth ball. Vaibhav tried to pull the ball and the ball took the edge of his bat and went behind the wicket, where Hamza Zahoor made no mistake in taking the catch. With this, Vaibhav's 30-run innings from 22 balls ended. He hit five fours and a six.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was given a lifeline a ball earlier, but he couldn't capitalize on it
He narrowly escaped being dismissed twice off the same ball. Vaibhav tried to hit the third ball of the over for a boundary, but the ball went high in the air. However, Huzaifa Ahsan dropped a simple catch. After dropping the catch, Huzaifa threw the ball to one end, but the player there couldn't collect it, thus missing the chance to run Vaibhav out.
India's innings faltered with the dismissal of Vaibhav. In the same over in which Vaibhav was dismissed, Sayyam dismissed the Indian captain as well. Ayush Mhatre lasted two balls and was dismissed without opening his account. India lost its third wicket on the first ball of the next over when Abdul Subhan bowled Aaron George. Aaron was dismissed after scoring 16 runs off 25 balls. He hit four fours. India's score went from 47 for 0 to 47 for 3.
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