3 Reasons Which Make Ravichandran Ashwin As India’s Biggest Match-winner Of This Generation
Ravichandran Ashwin for India (Image Source: Twitter)
World Cup Quarter-Final, 2011
This performance came from Ravichandran Ashwin during the 2011 World Cup in India. The stage was set for an epic quarter-final clash between India and Australia. Ricky Ponting won the toss and he opted to bat first. Australia scored 260 runs by losing six wickets in 50 overs. Ashwin took two wickets in 10 overs by conceding 52 runs.
In reply, India managed to chase it down with 14 balls and five wickets to spare. Eventually, India won that World Cup, and Ashwin was an integral part of that famous journey. In that tournament, he played two matches. In those matches, he grabbed four wickets, at an economy of 4.65.
