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India begin Super 8 campaign with 47-run win over Afghanistan

 India beat Afghanistan by 47 pursues Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh blew the whole batting line-up of the last option in their most memorable Very 8 match played at Bridgetown's Kensington Oval, Barbados on Thursday.

Once more bumrah, featured for Rohit Sharma's side with the ball as he bowled a conservative and urgent spell of 3-7 of every four overs.

Bumrah gave India their first leap forward in quite a while first over by eliminating Afghanistan's illuminate Rahmanullah Gurbaz after the wicketkeeper player had recently scored 11 runs.

Following Gurbaz's wicket, Afghanistan lost two additional speedy wickets with Hazratullah Zazai (2) and Ibrahim Zadran (8) strolling back to the structure.

Gulbadin Naib and Azmatullah Omarzai constructed a 44-run organization in the center overs yet they couldn't cause a lot of harm to the Indian side as the two players lost their wickets in the eleventh and twelfth overs separately.

Afghanistan continued to lose wickets at stretches and they were all out for 134 runs in 20 overs.

For India, Arshdeep Singh took four, Bumrah packed away three, Kuldeep Yadav picked two while Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel took one wicket each.

Batting first, India battled toward the beginning as their skipper Rohit Sharma was taken out by illuminate Fazalhaq Farooqi subsequent to scoring only eight sudden spikes in demand for 13 balls.

India didn't surrender to the strain subsequent to losing an early wicket as Rishabh Gasp and Virat Kohli gave security to their batting arrangement before both were excused by Afghanistan's commander Rashid Khan.

India lost wickets at spans and were soon 90-4 in 10.5 overs. It was that 60-run organization between Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya that sped up their innings.

Yadav left subsequent to playing a speedy 28-ball 53-run innings while Pandya contributed 32 sudden spikes in demand for 24 balls.

Down the request, Axar Patel scored 12 sudden spikes in demand for six balls. 

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