India vs Windies 2018: 2nd Test, Day 3 - Umesh Yadav Four-Wicket Haul Guides India to a 2-0 Win
Updated - 14 Oct 2018, 07:14 PM
Team India fast bowler Umesh Yadav shone with the new ball as India chased down the target to seal the series 2-0 beating Windies by 10 wickets in the second innings of the second Test at Hyderabad.
Meanwhile, Umesh Yadav bagged four wickets while Ravindra Jadeja chipped in with three to set a target of 72 runs. Umesh leads the team out of the park as he ends with 10 for 133. Nothing from the openers, the middle-order batsmen threw it away and India were never in trouble after taking that handy lead. Sunil Ambris and Shai Hope managed to resist for a while as skittled Windies within two sessions.
However, Indian openers Prithvi Shaw and KL Rahul started the chase on a high dominating the Windies bowlers. They attacked the new ball bowlers to chase down the target within 16 overs with 10 wickets in hand.
Twin strikes in the 27th over – as the pacer went past the defence of Chase and Shane Dowrich – to pin Windies on the mat at 70 for 6. However, Windies lost the plot in the first session after they helped India extend the lead despite losing early wickets.
With sweeping the visitors, India will be high on confidence ahead of the start of the five-match ODI series.
Here is how the Twitter reacted as India edge towards victory on day three of the third Test at Hyderabad:
@y_umesh top notch bowling brother. What a spell on a dead wicket. Commendable performance and many more to come. Champions never quit . @BCCI
— Siddharthh Kaul (@iamsidkaul) October 14, 2018
@y_umesh top notch bowling brother. What a spell on a dead wicket. Commendable performance and many more to come. Champions never quit . @BCCI
— Siddharthh Kaul (@iamsidkaul) October 14, 2018
Top quality effort @y_umesh -To get 10 wickets in a match on a pitch which hardly had anything to offer for fast bowling is very special. Keep the rhythm going fella!
— zaheer khan (@ImZaheer) October 14, 2018
#WestIndies are so poor they shouldn't be allowed to travel and tour to tier 1 test playing nations until they sort themselves out. #INDvWI
— Ash (@ashish_za) October 14, 2018
Just feel if a team is struggling with issues far greater than just poor form we should let them play the format which gives them confidence and can give the opposition a run for their money… #INDvWI
— Vicky (@Tendulkrar) October 14, 2018
Possibly the saddest thing in the history of #cricket is the decline of West Indies #INDvWI #INDvWI #WestIndies
— Maurya Mondal (@mauryamondal) October 14, 2018
#INDvWI Jadeja is the most underrated player of Indian cricket.
— Tanmay (@Tanmay28783842) October 14, 2018
Umesh Yadav would be the player of the match.#INDvWI
— ?????? ????? (@GautamSodhi1) October 14, 2018
Well done @y_umesh First 10-wicket haul in Test cricket. Memorable! #INDvWI #UmeshYadav #HyderabadTest
— Ateet Sharma (@Ateet_Sharma) October 14, 2018
https://twitter.com/Arjun_pawanism6/status/1051420936765927424
Windies have been bundled out for 127 in 46.1 overs.
10 wickets in the match for Umesh Yadav.
Target for India – 72#INDvWI pic.twitter.com/gmXRJkBQPB
— Bahadur Qambrani (@CktAfridi37) October 14, 2018
And a number 10 for Umesh too.
10/133, joining an elite list of Indian fast bowlers.#INDvWI
— Suneer (@suneerchowdhary) October 14, 2018
Shabaash Umesh Yadav @y_umesh ?? terrific 10 … #IndvWI #INDvsWI #WIvIND
— Human? (@08_The_Writer) October 14, 2018
Only 2 Indian pacers had taken a 10 wicket bag at home before today- Kapil Dev (twice) and Jagaval Srinath. Add Umesh Yadav to that list. #IndvWI
— Michael Wagener (@Mykuhl) October 14, 2018
Another Windies collapse ? #IndvWi
— Bongani Mabhena (@BongzM7) October 14, 2018
https://twitter.com/f5ocietyMember/status/1051420851873177600
https://twitter.com/nirvahna/status/1051420802292232192
People, teams, nations…. Corporations. The last ones' seems settled on, deliberately. Great times to fail, people won't notice even….so many stories floating around as flotsam, jetsam. Windies' is jetsam. 🙂 🙂#INDvWI
— Manish Rao (@immanishrao) October 14, 2018
Harsha Bhogle: For teams in the dumps, failure is a familiar outcome and becomes an acc… https://t.co/Ksy0ttq24f #INDvWI via @cricbuzz
— Dibyaranjan Mekap (@Dib_Mekap) October 14, 2018
https://twitter.com/PankajN17659316/status/1051420760860909568
