'Chahal takes 6, England lose 8 for 8' ^ Our headline #OnThisDay in 2017 😁 What a performance from Yuzvendra Chahal - the best bowling figures for India in T20I cricket at the time 👏

 

Yuzvendra Chahal returned the shocking figures of 6 for 25 of every four overs - the best by an Indian bowler in T20I history, and the third best in general - as England's batsmen yielded in sad style toward the finish of a long and unprofitable visit. In a striking finale, India asserted eight wickets for eight runs in 19 balls to crash what had, up to the beginning of the fourteenth over, been an energetic quest for 203 in the series decider.

All things being equal, India wrapped up a scope of each of the three organizations - following their 4-0 Test series win before Christmas and their high-scoring 2-1 win in the ODIs - to send Eoin Morgan's men home with essentially nothing. Also, as had been the situation in every one of the other two series, it was England's untrustworthiness to turn that demonstrated their demise, with Chahal's flight and variety demonstrating indecipherable to a progression of exhausted England batsman for whom the trip back to England presently can't come soon enough.

Yet again reacting to India's forcing 202 for 6 - which had been based on half-hundreds of years from Suresh Raina and MS Dhoni (amazingly his first in 76 T20Is crossing over 10 years) - Jason Roy set the beat for England's pursuit, and in a misleadingly eye-popping manner. With Chahal taking the ball for the second over of the innings, Roy flipped his position to the absolute first conveyance and battered a switch hit into the represents six. The more apt snapshot of that equivalent over, nonetheless, would end up being the excusal of Roy's accomplice Sam Billings for a first-ball duck - trapped in the crevasse by Raina as he inside-edged a drive onto his boot. Billings would end up being the first of five ducks in England's innings, and not a solitary one of them endured multiple conveyances.

Root, who had been in good structure without very hitting the perfect balance in the initial two matches, showed up at first to have profited from an early prologue to the pursuit - a first-ball stir up with Roy in any case. All things considered, his calm attitude had directed England to their exhilarating quest for 230 against South Africa in the World T20 last year.