The Australian batsmen further confirm toothless Indian bowling attack in Canberra.
Canberra: The Indian bowling attack remained toothless during the fourth One Day International (ODI) against Australia here on Wednesday. Keeping apart the mammoth total (348/8), one should also notice how effortlessly the speedsters were taken for a ride.
Taking a leaf out of the ODI, one instance fully confirmed that the pacers lack sheen. It is when Glenn Maxwell reverse swept an Ishant Sharma delivery (close to 140 kmph) that reached the boundary.
Sit back and enjoy highlights of the Maxi show at Manuka Oval: https://t.co/HejVNQMqVn #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/6sorQ6PFtM
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) January 20, 2016 Even the commentator shouted out: “On the other side now, that’s ridiculous.”
Maxwell tore apart Sharma and Umesh Yadav through extra cover, mid-off and all around the park.
The hard-hitting Maxwell, who scored a match-winning innings (96) at Melbourne, slammed a 20-ball 41 here.
He also used the pace of the bowlers – that lacked a uniform line and length – and threw his bat at it.
Maxi finishes the over with 4, 4, 1 and Australia move to 7-330 with one over to come. LIVE: https://t.co/0zWNVRAZEn #AUSvIND
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) January 20, 2016 The shots in his arsenal also included a couple of scoops which kissed the fence.
