The Men in Blue were bowled out for 76 runs in the last game at Trent Bridge, while they were chasing a target of 202 runs. This was their second-lowest total in the history of T20Is. After the loss, the fans and former cricketers are hugely disappointed and have criticised some of the decisions of the team management.
They were shocked by Lorcan Tucker’s Irish side, marking their first win over the Men in Blue across formats. This was Shreyas Iyer’s first assignment as T20I captain. Now, if they lose the series against England, it will be their first T20I series defeat against the side after 12 years.
Shreyas Iyer already under pressure after poor captaincy start
After the loss in the last game, it is also India's longest winless streak in T20Is since winning the T20 World Cup, with four defeats and one no result. They have previously lost four consecutive matches in a row twice, once under the captaincy of MS Dhoni back in 2009 and under Shikhar Dhawan back in 2021, losing twice, and then under Virat Kohli lost the first two games of the T20 World Cup.
Shreyas Iyer needs to step up big for the side
The current T20 World Cup champions are under serious pressure alongside Gautam Gambhir, who has been questioned for his team selection process and for making a left-handed-heavy side, and also for dropping Sanju Samson from the squad. It is expected that Sanju will be back in the squad in the upcoming game in place of Tilak Varma.
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