Indies cricket fans were treated to a dhamakedar spectacle as the West Indies thrashed Afghanistan in their final warm-up game! This impressive win sets them up perfectly for their upcoming clash against England. Spearheaded by Nicholas Pooran’s blistering 98 off just 53 balls. The Windies posted a mammoth 218/5 in their 20 overs. Transitioning to their bowling display, the Caribbean pace attack led by Alzarri McCoy’s 3/14 skittled out Afghanistan for a paltry 114 to complete a resounding victory.
Yar, it’s a team effort for two time T20 world champions! From Pulan’s shocking batting fireworks to hostile fire from the bowlers, the West Indies are looking in bad shape ahead of their highly anticipated match against England in Indian cricket. Now all eyes turn to the opener of the Big Tent series!
Pulan’s stunning strike has given momentum to India cricket’s dream of a T20 World Cup victory
Indian cricket fans were treat to the batting of dhamakedar when Nicholas Pooran hit a stunning power 98. Ahead of their T20 World Cup Super 8s match against England, West Indies thrashed Afghanistan by 104 runs.
With both sides already locked in victory, this death rubber provided the perfect stage for Pran’s heroics. Eight stunning sixes from the left-hander pushed the co-hosts to 218/5, the highest total of the tournament so far. The Windies were unstoppable, running 85/1 after only five rounds, with a record 36 runs in the fourth round alone!
Yal, this is the reign of the two-time T20 world champion! Poulan even beat Afghan superstar Rashid Khan, who was hopelessly knock out for a century in the final. As India’s cricket dream team prepares for a World Cup showdown with England, this dhamakedar victory over a fantasy Afghan team sends a huge warning.
High winds are sounding ominous warnings for Afghanistan and England at the T20 World Cup
After Pulan’s batting blitz, the West Indian giants continued to dominate in all aspects of Afghanistan. Akel Hosin’s stunning wicket in the first session set the tone, replacing the dangerous Rahmanullah Gulbaz for a duck.
Since then, a disciplined Indian cricket attack has made regular breakthroughs, culminating in a paltry 114 run defeat of Afghanistan. Obed McCoy and the spin duo Akeal and Gudakesh Motie are the main possession tormentors. The resounding victory capped the two-time world champion’s run of victories in the group stage.
However, their real T20 World Cup test will come against traditional rivals England on Wednesday. Just pulled out of Afghanistan. The rampant Windies will be keen to maintain their ominous form in the blockbuster Super 8 competition. As they prepare for the “do or die” knockout round. This performance in dhamakedar was a huge wake-up call for the remaining title contenders.
Dhamakdar Windies has issued an ominous warning about India’s cricket World Cup
Cheered on by their home fans, the West Indies produced a batting display for all ages against Afghanistan to provide an ominous wake-up call ahead of their World Cup Super 8s match against England. Their hot start produced record-breaking power-play scoring with a thick and fast line.
Pulan’s comfortable 98 led, although his first boundary – with a slight advantage over the third – suggested early luck favoured the combative batsman. Any doubts were dispelled, however, when the Windies beat the Afghan bowling team into submission on their way to the overall World Cup title. Farooqi and Omarzai were both on the receiving end of Damakdar’s batting.
Transition to their impressive performance with the ball. The rampant West Indies pace attack never allowed Afghanistan to gain a foothold in the chase. With the support of a crazy crowd. It was an ominous statement of intent from the two-time world champions ahead of their World Cup showdown with arch-rivals England. Calypso Kings look set to reign supreme again in this Indian cricket feast!
Roffman Powell shines in the West Indies cricket blitz
When Nicholas Pooran stole the show with his dhamakedar 98, West Indies cricket fans were treated to a masterclass in batting against Afghanistan. Poulan teamed up with Johnson Charles (43) and Rovman Powell to score 80 and 64 points, respectively.
The real fireworks, however, were reserved for the 18th round, when Pran launched a fierce attack on Rashid Khan. Three brilliant sixes at legside highlighted the class of the West Indies talisman, who scored 24 runs from that single ball. Pulan seemed destined for a historic T20 hundred before a deep direct hit ended his stunning 96-run run while running a dangerous second.
In addition, this batting performance was complemented by an equally impressive all-round batting effort from West Indies cricket. A rampant bowling unit never allowed Afghanistan to gain a foothold, underlining Calypso Kings’ credentials as potential title contenders. Rovman Powell was on the run and the bowlers whine, a dhamakedar performance that foreshadowed the challenge ahead of them.
Yaar, as an ardent cricket blogger, I witnessed the unstoppable West Indian juggernaut flex its muscles in ominous fashion at the T20 World Cup. Their 104-run demolition of Afghanistan, spearheaded by Nicholas Pooran’s dhamakedar batting blitzkrieg, sounded out a huge warning to upcoming opponents England. However, Pooran wasn’t the sole architect of this Caribbean onslaught. The likes of Rovman Powell weaved their own melodious batting rhythms in tandem with the rampant opener. On the bowling front, the trio of Obed McCoy, Akeal Hosein and Gudakesh Motie were simply unplayable, never allowing Afghanistan a sniff.
