We were completely outplayed: Virat Kohli blames it on ineffective bowling ...United Arab Emirates

Khaleej Times - Sport

Sydney: India skipper Virat Kohli had no qualms conceding that the visitors were outplayed by a confident and ruthless Australia in the series-deciding second ODI here on Sunday, pinning the blame on the ineffective and inconsistent bowling by his side. India suffered a 51-run drubbing in the second ODI on Sunday to concede an unassailable 2-0 series lead to Australia in the three-match series. The visitors had lost the opening match by 66 runs in another high-scoring game. "We were completely outplayed. I think with the ball, we were not that effective, we didn't hit the areas that we wanted to consistently and they have a strong batting line-up, they know the conditions and the angles wel

Hence then, the article about we were completely outplayed virat kohli blames it on ineffective bowling was published today ( Monday 30/11/2020 - 02:16 AM ) and is available on Khaleej Times ( United Arab Emirates ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( We were completely outplayed: Virat Kohli blames it on ineffective bowling )

Last updated : 30 Nov 2020 clock 02:16 AM

Also on site :

We were completely outplayed: Virat Kohli blames it on ineffective bowling ...United Arab Emirates

Predicted CSK playing XI vs GT: MS Dhoni replaces Sanju Samson as keeper, Akeal Hosein in line-up

Sizzling second baseman face off as Marlins, Giants meet again

Montoya’s shock call: Ban Verstappen from GT3 racing!

A Catholic Wedding in Photos: Capturing the Sacredness of Matrimony and the Beauty of the Mass

‘Starting to pay off’: Sainz encouraged by positive step for Williams

BMPS 2026 Schedule: Key Dates for Qualifiers, Semi-Finals, and Grand Finals

The young French sensation ready to shake up cycling – and challenge Tadej Pogacar’s reign

Players with most boundaries in IPL history ft. Virat Kohli

Brown: Cozy team alliances a risk for F1’s ‘sporting fairness’

Josh Naylor, Mariners raring to race past Cardinals again

Nottingham Forest thrash Sunderland to power closer to Premier League safety

Freddy Peralta still searching for elusive Mets longevity

Bristol climb into Prem top four – but victory over Newcastle comes at a cost

Mets expect ‘minor tweaks’ will get Devin Williams out of early funk

PSL 2026: Islamabad United through to playoffs, three-way battle for last spot