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India Win Toss, Bowl First Against Afghanistan in Second T20I
India and Afghanistan are playing the second match of their T20I cricket series.
India won the coin toss before the match.
India decided to bowl first, so Afghanistan will bat before India.
Ravi Bishnoi is playing instead of Varun Chakravarthy for India.
The match is taking place at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
India won the first match of the series by seven wickets.
Because of that win, India currently leads the series 1-0.
This match could help India extend its lead or allow Afghanistan to level the series.
India won the toss and chose to bowl first against Afghanistan.
Ravi Bishnoi replaced Varun Chakravarthy in India’s lineup.
The second T20I is being played at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
India lead the series 1-0 after winning the first T20I by seven wickets.
India defeated Afghanistan in an all-round performance in the opening match.
- Who
- India and Afghanistan are playing, with Ravi Bishnoi replacing Varun Chakravarthy for India.
- What
- The teams are contesting the second T20I, and India chose to bowl first after winning the toss.
- Where
- Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
- When
- The report covers the second T20I; no specific date is provided.
- Why
- India is playing after taking a 1-0 series lead with a seven-wicket win in the first T20I.
Key facts
- Match
- India vs Afghanistan, second T20I
- Toss winner
- India
- Decision
- India will bowl first
- Venue
- Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi
- Series score
- India lead 1-0
- Previous result
- India won the first T20I by seven wickets
- Team change
- Ravi Bishnoi replaced Varun Chakravarthy
Sources
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