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T20 World Cup: Stuart Law Admits 'penalty Runs Didn't Affect' USA's Defeat To India
T20 World Cup Group: USA head coach Stuart Law said he wouldn’t blame his team's defeat to India in the men’s T20 World Cup Group A match over the five-run penalty they were penalised for not starting their overs in time.
Law also admitted that players should have responded earlier to the previous warnings they got.
After restricting USA to 110/8, a nervy India chased the target in 18.2 overs, thanks to an unbeaten fifty from Suryakumar Yadav. But ahead of the start of the 16th over of their chase, India needed 35 runs to win. With USA being imposed the five-run penalty under the stop-clock rules, the equation was reduced to 30 runs needed off 30 balls.
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