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Hardik, spinners help India seal T20I series vs England
Hindustan Times Chandigarh
|February 01, 2025
England seemed on course to level series until a late collapse saw them lose their last six wickets for only 38 runs in Pune
KOLKATA: Conviction finds strange ways of making itself felt. Hardik Pandya knows, flipping from the low of a 35-ball 40 in Rajkot to muscling a 30-ball 53 in Pune. Shivam Dube hasn't played a T20I in six months, but you wouldn't know that from the way he wove 53 from 34 balls. His concussion allowed for the somewhat controversial debut of Harshit Rana as a substitute, removing Liam Livingstone and Jacob Bethell before knocking over Jamie Overton in a brilliant penultimate over to ensure a 15-run win for India that sealed the five-match series in their favour.
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