New Delhi: Team India started in a great way in T20 World Cup 2022. All the participating teams are sweating heavily for the World Cup. On Sunday, Team India started with a win by defeating Pakistan. Former captain of India Virat Kohli gave a thrilling victory to Team India by batting brilliantly 82 runs from 53 balls. Everyone is happy with the victory of Team India and celebrates Diwali, but Bangladesh has made a big difference by defeating the Netherlands. Bangladesh and Netherlands were played in Group 2 today. Bangladesh won the match by defeating Netherlands by 9 runs. Due to this Team India has also got a setback.
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The victory of Bangladesh created trouble for Team India, there has been a big change in the points table. On Sunday, when Team India defeated the Pakistani team by 4 wickets, then Team India was on top of the points table of group 2 super 12. But after the victory of Bangladesh, there has been a big upset in the points table. Bangladesh’s team has reached the top, while Team India has come second in the points table. In T20 World 2022, both teams started with a win. Team India defeated Pakistan, while Bangladesh team started with victory by defeating the Netherlands.
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Looking at the points table of the T20 World Cup 2022, the Bangladesh team is in the first position on the points table with a 0.450 net run rate. While Team India has come in second place with a 0.050 net run rate. In such a situation, even after the victory of Team India, the Bangladesh team has made a big difference. As top 2 teams will qualify for semi-finals.
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