My eyes glanced with joy: Gavaskar

Former cricketer Sunil Gavaskar said, "After watching the historic Test series, he has been looking forward to getting Border-Gavaskar trophy at Sydney Sydney. He was unable to attend the trophy award due to the failure of the Cricket Australia managers. In Australia, India won the historic series with a 2-1 win.

'Very proud. After seeing this historical scene, my eyes glanced with joy. It was a great day and I was still there when I was there and gave the trophy. Govaskar shared his happiness with the media, saying: "It is truly sweet to see their winning and winning trophy. Gavaskar will attend the trophy presentation on the names of Allen Border and Sunil Gavaskar. But he missed a historic event in Sydney. The former captain was unhappy over the failure to go there.

Dinesh Karthik turns finisher, secures arrangement for India off the last ball

india required five keeps running off the last ball and Dinesh Karthik hit a six over the cover limit to take them home. He had come in when India required 34 off 12 and wound up crushing 29 keeps running off 8 balls in his innings. With this India additionally lift the Nidahas Trophy 2018.



You needed to see it to trust it. India appeared to have packaged it. The principal minute when they looked down was when commander Rohit Sharma was rejected yet then Manish Pandey at that point took India again into the amusement. Bangladesh reacted by ensuring the battling Vijay Shankar stays on hit with Muztafizur Rahman knocking down some pins a gauntlet of an eighteenth over.





Manish Pandey was then expelled and it looked like Bangladesh may very well draw off an acclaimed win here. And after that came Dinesh Karthik, the man who has been around for quite a while in the edges of the Indian group. He ventured up and pummeled 29 off eight balls. It went down the wire and India required five rushes to win off the last ball and what does Karthik do? He basically hammered Soumya Sarkar over the cover limit for a six and won the match in the most unprecedented design you could ever observe on a cricket pitch.