Harmanpreet Kaur gave a befitting reply to former England captain, know the whole matter

Harmanpreet Kaur Runout: India’s journey in the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in South Africa is over. The Indian women’s cricket team had to face defeat at the hands of Australia in the semi-final match on Thursday, due to which the team was out of the India World Cup. The reason for this defeat of the Indian team was an unfortunate run out of captain Harmanpreet Kaur. Former England captain Nasir Hussain termed his run-out as a school girl error, to which Harmanpreet replied in the post-match press conference.

In fact, Harmanpreet Kaur, who scored 52 runs in 34 balls, along with Jemima Rodrigues, almost put the match in India’s pocket, but then while running away to complete the second run, Harmanpreet’s bat got stuck on the ground outside the crease and her crease The wicketkeeper ran him out before reaching. After that India lost the semi-final match by just 5 runs.

Almost all cricket experts and fans around the world are calling this run-out of Harmanpreet an unfortunate runout, but former England captain Nasser Hussain told during the commentary that Harmanpreet was run out due to her school girl error or cricket club error ie childish mistake. are out.

Harmanpreet gave a befitting reply to Nasir Hussain

In the post-match press conference, a journalist asked the Indian captain what she would like to say on this comment made by Nasir Hussain in the live commentary. In response, Harmanpreet said, “He said so? Yes, ok I don’t know. That is his way of thinking. I don’t know, but yes, sometimes it happens. I have seen many times in cricket that The batsman is taking a single and his bat gets stuck in the ground and he gets run out. Absolutely, I would consider it unfortunate for all of us.”

Harmanpreet further said, “Maybe we still need to improve a lot to reach the finals. We definitely haven’t fielded well. We haven’t bowled consistently well and batting at times hasn’t been good either.” If you want to win a game, you have to perform well in everything. Only then can you go to the semi-finals or finals.”

Harmanpreet then added, “I think we were not lucky today. I don’t think it was a childish mistake because we are very sensible. We are playing international cricket, and whatever he (Nassar) said , That’s his point of view, but I don’t think so.”

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