India will be looking to attack the Australian spinners in the second one-day international at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Thursday. The Australian team had a lot of problems in playing the new spin duo of Kuldeep Yadav and Yuswendra Chahal of India.
Yadav's ball is proving to be a mystery for Australian players and he is having difficulty understanding the lively slider too. Guests were seen by the help of local spinners, so that the Indian bowlers could face stubbornness.
Chasing 164 runs in 21 overs in the first ODI, Australia had lost four wickets for 35 runs, after which Glenn Maxwell got a good shot by placing a fine shot. But Chahal and Yadav displayed excellent bowling, with Duckworth-Lewis method giving India a 26-run victory.
Yadav's ball is proving to be a mystery for Australian players and he is having difficulty understanding the lively slider too. Guests were seen by the help of local spinners, so that the Indian bowlers could face stubbornness.
Chasing 164 runs in 21 overs in the first ODI, Australia had lost four wickets for 35 runs, after which Glenn Maxwell got a good shot by placing a fine shot. But Chahal and Yadav displayed excellent bowling, with Duckworth-Lewis method giving India a 26-run victory.
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