IND vs NED: Jos Buttler Reacts To Virat Kohli's No Ball Controversy vs Pakistan; Comes Up With A Massive Remark

The World Cricket witnessed one of the greatest games in the history of T20I Cricket in the form of India vs Pakistan. The match was evenly poised. The former skipper Virat Kohli played one of the magnificent knocks where he smashed 82 runs in 53 balls where he struck 6 fours and 4 sixes.

Pakistan on the other hand would be quite unhappy as they made a mess out of the match. The Men in Green would rue the fact that they were not able to pick wickets after early breakthroughs. It won’t be wrong to say that skipper Babar Azam’s captaincy was questionable as giving the 20th over to Nawaz was quite questionable.

Jos Buttler on No Ball Controversy

The England Skipper Jos Buttler was asked about the free hit where Virat was bowled. “It’s a tough one to work out. There’s a lot of laws of cricket which are quite unique. It’s far from perfect. But then I can see lots of other flipsides because say the third umpire calls the front foot no-ball, you might get caught and cross for a run and then you get called back and you actually go back on strike and it’s just a dead ball. “Whereas if the umpire had called no-ball on the field you wouldn’t have been out and you would have scored an extra run. That is something else that is not quite ideal,” said Buttler.

Crucial Match for India

Indian Cricket Team is all set to lock horns against the Netherlands on 27th October. The Netherlands almost pulled off a heist against Bangladesh where they were quite clinical. The Netherlands will have to be spot-on with their game plan as defeating India won’t be easy by any means.

The management would be hoping that the likes of KL Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav shine get some big runs under their belt. India would be somewhat relieved that they are going to face the Netherlands but they need to win by a good margin as NRR (Net Run Rate) will come into action later in the tournament.

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