Ishan Kishan Sunday scored first half-century: Ishan Kishan made his first Test half-century on Sunday at the Queen’s Park Club in Trinidad while batting at number four.
Ishan Kishan’s scorching 34-ball 52 during India’s second innings in the second Test against West Indies at the Queen’s Park Club in Trinidad on Sunday had everyone cheering. India’s score reached 182/2 after Kishan’s first Test fifty, putting them 364 runs ahead of the Windies when skipper Rohit Sharma made the decision to declare. In this inning, Kishan reached at position #4 after Virat Kohli.
Ishaan Kishan revealed a significant fact
After his half-century innings, Kishan appeared to be really thrilled. At the end of the fourth day, he acknowledged that Virat Kohli had suggested sending him as the number four player. Kishan claims that the former captain made this choice in light of the circumstances.
Kishan remarked that it was truly unique. I was aware of what the team expected of me. Everyone was behind me. Virat urged me to play my game and offered his encouragement. We should complete the game tomorrow, hopefully. Virat bhai took the initiative and suggested that I enter. A bowler with a left arm was taking turns. The decision was wise for the group. You have to answer these calls occasionally.
On the fifth day, West Indies need 289 runs to win
India gave West Indies a 365-run goal after declaring the second innings at 181 runs. The moment the hosts started to bat, they were defeated by Ravichandran Ashwin’s bowling, who got rid of Kirk McKenzie and skipper Kraigg Brathwaite.
As the fifth day of the second Test comes to an end, the Windies need 289 runs to win. The final day’s pursuit of the team’s goal could prove to be exciting.
