India vs Australia: “SKY Is My Dad” – Cameron Green’s Old Video Is Viral After Suryakumar Yadav’s Fiery Knock | Cricket News

Suryakumar Yadav was at his harmful greatest as he slammed an unbeaten 72 off simply 37 deliveries to information India to a mammoth complete in opposition to Australia within the first ODI conflict on Sunday. The knock was adorned with six boundaries and 6 sixes as India ended their innings on 399 for the lack of 5 wickets. Suryakumar appeared fully in management in opposition to the Australian bowlers and he took a particular liking to his Mumbai Indians teammate Cameron Green. Green completed with figures of two/103 in 10 overs and it included an costly over the place Suryakumar slammed 4 sixes within the first 4 deliveries off his bowling.

Following the explosive knock, an outdated video has gone viral that includes Suryakumar and Green throughout their Indian Premier League (IPL) days. In the video, Green could be seen taking part in a recreation and he stated “If you’re bad, SKY is my dad” leaving the India batter and all the opposite attendees in splits.

Cameron Green throughout the IPL:

“If you’re bad, Sky is my dad”. pic.twitter.com/mu2yKHUuch

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) September 24, 2023

Shubman Gill continued his sensational run with a fifth ODI hundred of the 12 months whereas Shreyas Iyer hit a well timed ton underneath stress to fireside India to a report 399 for 5 in opposition to Australia.

Gill (104 off 97 balls) and Iyer (105 off 90 balls) shared a stroke-filled 200-run stand off 164 balls after Ruturaj Gaikwad (8) missed out on a batting magnificence.

Suryakumar Yadav (72 not out off 37 balls) and skipper Okay L Rahul (52 off 38 balls) plundered a pedestrian trying Australian assault within the dying overs to offer the ultimate flourish for India.

The final 10 overs yielded 103 runs as India racked up their highest-ever complete in opposition to Australia in ODIs.

The Holkar Stadium tends to provide high-scoring video games and Sunday’s recreation proved no exception.

Gill’s peerless kind is an ominous reminder to rivals forward of subsequent month’s World Cup.

It was a second consecutive ODI hundred for the 24-year-old at this venue, having hammered 112 off 78 balls in opposition to New Zealand earlier this 12 months when India ended with a match-winning 395.

(With PTI inputs)