Team India's dismal performance in the T20 World Cup 2022 came to an end on Thursday after they were defeated by England by a score of 10-wickets in the second semifinal. Thus, England won their way into the championship game, where they will take on Pakistan on Sunday at the MCG. After being given the opportunity to play, India amassed 168 for 6 thanks to Virat Kohli's 50 off of 40 balls and Hardik Pandya's 63 off of 33. Only Hardik Pandya, an all-around player, was able to finish with a score of 168. He had a 61 run partnership with Virat Kohli (50 of 40 balls). Pandya's outstanding strike, however, was what allowed India to succeed. Only Virat Kohli and Hardik Pandya will not be included on the list of match offenders. The team didn't seem to have any plans to win the game from the very first over. Our openers have put on a complete failure during the T20 World Cup. The team's opening pair of skipper Rohit Sharma and vice-captain KL Rahul struggled throughout the competition. In today's game, the bowling unit was a complete failure; under the intense strain of the World Cup semifinal, they entirely forgot their line and length.
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But thanks to commanding fifties from Alex Hales (86) and Jos Buttler (80) during their unbroken opening stand, England made a mockery of the chase and won with four overs to spare.
The fans were upset with the team selection, captain, coach, and other personnel following England's convincing victory against Team India in the second semifinal of the T20 World Cup 2022. With this, India maintains its subpar performance in the ICC tournament knockout rounds. India has failed to take home an ICC trophy since the year 2013. They have competed in up to four semi-finals and two championship matches. Inside of their 20 overs, India scored 168/6. It is a respectable, challenging total for a T20 World Cup semifinal. On a batting-friendly surface, like Adelaide Oval, where India's star batsman Virat Kohli has scored a tonne of runs, it is not a terrific one.
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