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“Youngster Guna Lagaan…”: As India Whip Britain In Cricket World Cup, Fans Helped To remember Exemplary

The Rohit Sharma-drove Indian cricket crew enrolled their 6th sequential win at the Cricket World Cup on Sunday. At the break during its Cricket World Cup match against Britain in Lucknow on Sunday, there would have been cynics on whether the hosts would have the option to keep up with their all-win record. Reigning champs Britain had limited India to only 229/9. With the Britain line-up loaded with gifted hitters, the Indian cricket crew was feeling the squeeze. In any case, Indian bowlers moved forward and excused Britain for only 129.

With a success by 100 runs, Indian cricket crew went a bit nearer to the Cricket World Cup semi-last billet. After the success, India cricket crew fans via web-based entertainment had a field day. They were helped to remember the Aamir Khan starrer film ‘Lagaan’. In that film, a group comprising Indian players got the better of a group loaded with English officials. Fans overwhelmed online entertainment with Lagaan images.

Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami inhaled fire in their enchanted opening spells after Rohit Sharma’s rearguard 87 on a difficult pitch as India pounded Britain by 100 runs for their six straight success On the planet Cup on Sunday.

The decided success could never have been conceivable without the extraordinary exertion of captain Rohit (87 off 101 balls), whose eminent thump stood apart as most Indian players dropped off the radar on a two-paced pitch.

Suryakumar Yadav (49) got the truly necessary runs in the passing overs to push India to 229 for nine.

Shami (4/22) and Bumrah (3/32) captured everyone’s attention with the ball for the relentless hosts as Britain hitters once against cut a sorry figure as they drooped to 129 all out in 34.5 overs for their fifth misfortune in six games.

Britain are practically out of elimination round conflict while India, the main unbeaten side in the competition, are nearly there.

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