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Shivam Dubey came to bat at number 3 in the fourth T20.
After defeating Australia by 48 runs in the fourth T20, Indian all-rounder Shivam Dubey said- ‘I have not seen such a big square boundary. The square boundary here is about 80 to 82 meters.
After the match on Thursday, the media asked him questions on the boundary. Because, the square boundary has increased significantly in the Carrara Oval ground.
Also, Dubey, who came to bat at number-3, hit a six of 117 meters in the front direction against Adam Zampa in the 11th over of the Indian innings.
By winning this match, the Indian team has gone 2-1 ahead in the 5-match T-20 series. At one time the team was trailing 0-1.
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We bowled according to the dimensions of the field Shivam Dubey said- The boundary on this ground is big and we had made a strategy accordingly. Our strategy was to bowl towards the big boundary because it is not easy to hit big shots. We bowled smartly and forced the batsman to play shots towards the big boundary after settling on the crease.
- The score of 167 was enough on the big ground Shivam Dubey said- Our score against Australia on a big ground was sufficient. Because we have excellent bowlers. I trust him and the entire team trusts him.
- Bowling increased my confidence Dubey said- Chief coach Gautam Gambhir, bowling coach Morne Morkel and captain Suryakumar Yadav encouraged me a lot during the bowling. This increased my confidence.
- I knew I had to bowl. Dubey said- When I got a chance, I knew that I would have to bowl. Morne, Gauti Bhai and Surya had made a good strategy for me. Morne gave small tips, which helped in bowling.
Performed double against Australia Shivam Dubey performed double in this match against Australia. He scored 22 runs. Not only this, 2 wickets were also taken. He sent captain Mitchell Marsh and Tim David to the pavilion. Dubey has taken 3 wickets so far in this series.
Shivam Dubey took the wickets of Mitchell Marsh and Tim David.
India defeated Australia by the biggest margin at home India defeated Australia by the biggest margin in T20 at home. The previous record was 37 runs, which was set by India in Adelaide in 2016.
Australia, chasing the target of 168 runs on Thursday, was all out for 119 runs in 18.2 overs. The Indian team, batting after losing the toss, scored 167 runs for 8 wickets in 20 overs. Shubhman Gill played the highest innings of 46 runs. Akshar Patel was the player of the match.
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