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Indian fans in New York celebrated after India beat the USA by 7 wickets in the Group A match. With this win, India qualified for the Super 8 in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Supporters of the Indian team turned up in huge numbers from all over the world to support their team and favourite cricketers. Fans cheered ‘India India’ to express their joy and excitement after the victory. A few fans danced their hearts out to celebrate India’s triumph. In the T20 World Cup 2024, India aims to end their ICC trophy drought, having last won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013.
Arshdeep Singh kept running in his follow through with right arm raised, not bothering to look back at the umpire and lodge an appeal. So plumb in front was opener Shayan Jahangir, squarely beaten by a full delivery that swung into his pads.
It was the perfect way to start things off for India on Wednesday. The 25-year-old left-arm pacer maintained that intensity all through, claiming career-best figures of 4/9 to restrict United States to 110/8 and set up a seven-wicket victory at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in Long Island, New York.
Sharing the new ball with Arshdeep was Mohammed Siraj. He too found some movement, routinely beating stand-in skipper Aaron Jones (Monank Patel was absent due to injury) with deliveries shaping away. It was only when Siraj pitched short that Jones pulled for six over fine-leg.With the USA duo of Jones and Steven Taylor not getting loose balls, the former’s urge to break the shackles led to his downfall in the seventh over. Unlike the short ball he dispatched for six against Siraj, he wasn’t quite in control of the pull against Hardik and holed out to Arshdeep at fine leg.With India firmly in control, Rohit Sharma decided to try out Dube’s medium-pace. Taylor struck the first six of the innings during his only over, taking toll of a half-tracker that deserved to be put away
A couple of overs later, Taylor also muscled Axar Patel for six over long-off. Very next ball though, the left-arm spinner had his way by getting the burly left-hander to inside-edge the ball onto the stumps.At 56/4, the hosts desperately needed a partnership. Having hit a boundary off the last ball to force a Super Over against Pakistan, Nitish Kumar again showed some spark with a knock of 27. He took a liking to Pandya in the 13th over. First, he backed away to the leg side and hit a length delivery towards the sightscreen for six. When Pandya took the pace off, Nitish picked it early and smashed the ball back past the bowler for four.When Corey Anderson hit a six over midwicket off Axar in the next over, there was a sense that the Indian bowlers were under a little bit of pressure for the first time in the game. But India hit back soon enough thanks to their sharpness in the field. Nitish miscued a pull against Arshdeep for a well-judged catch by Siraj at deep square leg while Anderson’s attempted slog off Pandya needed Rishabh Pant to run towards square leg before getting under the ball and completing a diving catch.
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