During the 2nd innings of the India vs England second ODI at the Sophia Gardens Cricket Ground, Cardiff, Ben Duckett went back for a golden duck off the first ball of the second innings, with Jasprit Bumrah providing India the start they wanted while defending a small target of 233 runs.
After Ben Duckett was dismissed, he was inducted into the unwanted record list as he became the first instance of an England batter getting dismissed off the first ball of an innings against India. Shubman Gill and his side got off to a brilliant start with the ball.
Ben Duckett enters unwanted list
Jasprit Bumrah troubled Ben Duckett in the first ODI game, and in the second match, he got the Southpaw off the first ball as he nicked one off to Ishan Kishan, who took a regulation catch. The ball from Bumrah was excellent, as it swung away from the left-handed just had the slightest of touches with the bat.
Ben Duckett struggled against Jasprit Bumrah in the first game as well; he tried to play some strokes but missed and then went back for the score of 43 runs, with Gurnoor Brar picking up the wicket in the first game.
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