Indian Team: Currently, the World Championship of Legends 2024 is being played in England. In this tournament, India is captained by legendary all-rounder Yuvraj Singh and legends like Harbhajan Singh are also playing in this league.

In this league, a match was played between India Champions and Australia Champions and Indian bowlers gave away a lot of runs. Not only this, an Indian bowler even gave away 29 runs in a single over.

This Indian bowler conceded 29 runs in a single over

Team India bowled first in this match and failed to stop the Australian batsmen. The Kangaroo players' bats roared against the Indian bowlers and India's fast bowler RP Singh conceded 29 runs in a single over. Due to this, Australia was successful in giving India a mountainous target of 200 runs.

Actually, in this match, in the 19th over, RP Singh came to bowl from India's side and Daniel Christian was batting from Australia's side and in this over, he hit a total of 4 sixes against Singh and in this way the Indian bowler conceded 29 runs in a single over.

The bats of Australian batsmen roared loudly

Let us tell you that in this match, Indian captain Yuvraj Singh won the toss and decided to bowl first but his decision backfired and the Kangaroo batsmen scored a lot of runs against the Indian bowlers. Shaun Marsh made a good start for Australia and he scored 41 runs in 27 balls.

In this match, Christian thrashed the Indian bowlers and scored 69 runs in 33 balls with the help of 3 fours and 7 sixes and took his team to a score of 199 runs. Harbhajan was the most successful bowler from India, who took 1 wicket while conceding 16 runs in 3 overs. Apart from him, all other bowlers proved to be very expensive.

India lost by 23 runs

In this match against the Australian champions, the Indian batsmen could not perform well and had to face defeat by 23 runs. Yusuf Pathan played a brilliant innings for India and scored 78 runs in 48 balls with the help of 11 fours and a six. However, he too could not make Team India win as the other batsmen could not perform well.