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Indian Batsman adds a rare record to his name
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Feb 2022 3:20 PM GMT
Surya Kumar Yadav was given a call into the Indian national team recently after a successful stint in the Indian Premier League(IPL). The Right-handed batsman had grabbed the opportunities with both hands and contributed to the team in the tough times.
His good form with the bat continued and he made valuable runs for the team when it was needed the most. His heroics with the bat made Surya Kumar Yadav achieve a world record. In the second ODI against West Indies, he scored a stunning half-century with 64 runs.
His innings made him make a unique record of scoring over 30 runs in six consecutive ODIs. Though there are a few batsmen who have scored 30 plus runs in five consecutive matches, Surya Kumar Yadav went past them and added a rare record to his name.
Surya Kumar Yadav who had played six ODI matches so far had made 31*, 53, 40, 39, 34* and 64 runs respectively. There is a specialty in today's innings. Surya Kumar Yadav helped India to post a fighting target by forming a good partnership with KL Rahul. The two players' innings made India put up a score of 237 by losing nine wickets.
His good form with the bat continued and he made valuable runs for the team when it was needed the most. His heroics with the bat made Surya Kumar Yadav achieve a world record. In the second ODI against West Indies, he scored a stunning half-century with 64 runs.
His innings made him make a unique record of scoring over 30 runs in six consecutive ODIs. Though there are a few batsmen who have scored 30 plus runs in five consecutive matches, Surya Kumar Yadav went past them and added a rare record to his name.
Surya Kumar Yadav who had played six ODI matches so far had made 31*, 53, 40, 39, 34* and 64 runs respectively. There is a specialty in today's innings. Surya Kumar Yadav helped India to post a fighting target by forming a good partnership with KL Rahul. The two players' innings made India put up a score of 237 by losing nine wickets.
