Namibia Starts Strong with 57/1 in Powerplay Against India

Namibia’s innings got off to a flying start in the mandatory powerplay. Steenkamp’s blistering strike rate of 181.25 showcased his intent to dominate, hitting three boundaries and a six in just 16 deliveries. Frylinck supported well with a knock of 22 off 15 balls before being dismissed by Arshdeep Singh.

The team reached 50 runs in just 5.4 overs, with the powerplay ending at 57/1. Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton remained unbeaten on 4, giving Namibia solid momentum heading into the middle overs.

Bowling for India, Hardik Pandya kept things tidy, conceding 15 runs in 2 overs, while Arshdeep Singh broke the key partnership, picking up Frylinck’s wicket. Shivam Dube bowled an economical over, giving away only 6 runs.

Namibia’s aggressive approach in the powerplay, powered by Steenkamp and Frylinck, makes them a formidable side in the early stages of the match.