[WATCH]-Shreyas Iyer Falls For 10 After Jai Moondra’s Stunning Delivery In IND vs IRE 2nd T20I

Ireland fast bowler Jai Moondra dismissed India captain Shreyas Iyer with a brilliant new-ball spell in the second and final T20I of the series on Sunday. Chasing a target of 155 at the Civil Service Cricket Club in Belfast, India got off to a terrible start, losing a wicket at 2/1 in just 0.4 overs.

Coming in to bat at No. 4, Iyer had the responsibility of rebuilding the innings. However, he couldn’t make an impact and was dismissed for 10 runs off just seven balls in the third over. Moondra bowled a good-length delivery outside off stump.

Iyer tried to play it through the off side but got a thick inside edge, and the ball crashed into the stumps. The India skipper looked shocked after his dismissal. He stood at the crease for a few moments in disbelief before slowly walking back to the pavilion.

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The two-match series was Shreyas Iyer’s first assignment as India’s new T20I captain. However, it turned out to be a disappointing start, as he managed scores of just 3 and 10 in the two games.

Jai Moondra’s early strikes put India on the back foot

Rajasthan-born fast bowler Jai Moondra made his T20I debut for Ireland in the first match of the series. The left-arm pacer impressed in his first international game, taking two crucial wickets. He continued his fine form in the second T20I by striking on the very first ball of India’s chase.

Moondra trapped Sanju Samson lbw for a golden duck with a sharp inswinging delivery. Opener Abhishek Sharma also departed without scoring after mistiming a pull shot to third man in the same over. Moondra produced a superb spell with the new ball, finishing with three important wickets while conceding just 19 runs.

At the time of writing, India were 54/4 after eight overs before rain interrupted play. Ireland lead the two-match series 1-0, and India must win the ongoing match to avoid losing the series.

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