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IND vs SL | Twitter feels for Rinku Singh’s unfortunate slip paving the way for Kusal Perera's half-ton

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BySportsCafe Desk, SportsCafe Editor

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Sometimes, luck just isn't on your side and misfortune can add to the pressure on a player’s mind. This was the case for Rinku Singh in the second T20I between India and Sri Lanka where his unfortunate slip allowed Kusal Perera to capitalize on the moment and score a crucial half-century.

‌After a dominant victory in the previous match, India faced Sri Lanka in the second T20I at Kandy. Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav won the toss and chose to bowl first. The Indian bowlers made a strong start, with Arshdeep Singh dismissing Kusal Mendis in the fourth over. However, Kusal Perera and Pathum Nissanka formed a solid partnership, adding 54 runs and taking Sri Lanka to 77/1 in nine overs. Following Nissanka's dismissal, the focus shifted to Perera to continue the momentum. Furthermore, Perera reached his half-century, aided by a fielding mishap from Rinku Singh. 

 

On the third ball of the 14th over, Hardik Pandya delivered a back-of-a-length ball that Perera pulled towards deep backward square leg. Rinku ran in from his deep position, attempting a reverse cup catch. He was successful in grabbing the catch but unfortunately, he lost his balance and slipped, touching the boundary with the ball still in his hand. Disappointed, Rinku threw the ball back to the wicketkeeper while Perera showed signs of relief. The incident quickly caught the attention of social media, with fans and commentators discussing the moment on Twitter.

Bad day

Finally he dit it

Something happened

Solid performance

Three down

Bad day

Should promote

Not a good day

Well bowled

Finally

 

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