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T20 World Cup: England's Decision To Bowl Will Jacks In Power-play Backfired, Says Nasser Hussain
Following a three-run opening over from Moeen Ali, Jacks was carted for 22 runs by Australian openers, David Warner and Travis Head, who targeted the shorter boundary consistently.
After fast-bowler Mark Wood was hammered for 22 runs as well, Jacks wasn’t given another over to bowl in the rest of the match as Australia made 201/7 and England in reply, could manage to make 165/6.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31