3 Reasons Which Make Ravichandran Ashwin As India’s Biggest Match-winner Of This Generation
Ravichandran Ashwin for India (Image Source: Twitter)
Champions Trophy Final, 2013
This performance was special for him as it came in the white-ball format. Due to rain, the final of the Champions Trophy happened in 20 overs. Speaking of the match, England won the toss and they asked India to bat first. India posted a total of 129 runs by losing seven wickets in 20 overs. Kohli scored 43 runs off 34 balls.
In reply, England batters started well. But, in the middle order, they fell apart. However, in the last over of that match, MS Dhoni asked Ashwin to bowl. He kept his nerves and in the last ball, England needed six runs. Meanwhile, James Tradewell failed to hit that as India won the match by five runs. Ashwin took two wickets by conceding 15 runs only in four overs.
