While Tilak Verma has signed a four -match contract with Hampshire, Ishan Kishan will only play two matches for Nottinghamshire.
This was 3 was a day of the ongoing round of matches in the county championship, and wisely, was also very interested in Indian fans. This is because Ishaan Kishan, Tilak Verma, Khalel Ahmed and Yuzvendra Chahal are ply their business for various counties in the competition. Insidesport takes a look at how these Indian players performed for their teams.
Khalil Ahmed ineffective against Yorkshire
Left -handed pacer Khalel Ahmed was highly expected, but it seems that he could not accommodate favorable English conditions to bat. Turning to Essex, he was in an expensive side, as he could manage to return with 1/124 figures in only 26 overs. He went to remove a dangerous -looking Johnny Bairstow. This meant that the opposition took a major lead over the 91 -run Essex when he scored 368 runs in the first innings.
Tilak Verma saves Hampshire’s face
Tilak Verma is somewhat seriously good here. In the previous Hampshire vs Essex match, he scored 100 runs for his team, and now he followed it with 56 vs Vestershair in the event of the test. After allowing the opposition to score 679, Tilak’s team failed in a good show with the bat. The Indian top scorer was, as the team was excluded for only 221, later asked to follow.
Ishaan Kishan left his mark
Even though Ishan Kishan has joined Nottinghamshire for a tenure of only two matches, he feels that he has made the best of the opportunity. Playing in Division 1, he first scored 87 vs Yorkshire runs in his first innings, and now followed it with beautiful 77 from 128 delivery.
In response to 379 of the Samarset, Kishan came with a fast innings, including eight fours and two sixes. He finally left for England spinner Jack Leach. His team was excluded for 509 with a total lead of 130.
Yuzvendra chahal waste opportunity
Although Yuzi did not bowl on Tuesday, because his side was batting, but still, the previous day, the ball was a bad outing with the ball. Playing for Northamptonshire in Division 2, he bowled 42 overs against Kent, conveyed 129 runs and could not take a wicket. However, his team performed well for Kent’s first innings coming close to the score of 566.
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