https://www.miserman.com/ https://www.miserman.com/category/news/ https://www.miserman.com/category/politics/ https://www.miserman.com/category/sports/ https://www.miserman.com/category/tech/ https://www.miserman.com/category/entertainment/ https://www.miserman.com/category/health/ https://www.miserman.com/category/lifestyle/ https://www.miserman.com/category/world/ https://www.miserman.com/web-stories/ India enjoyed a lightning fast start, scoring 80 runs in the first powerplay, equaling the record for a men’s World Cup final. Captain Rohit Sharma in particular produced metaphorical and literal fireworks that exploded above the stadium when he hit an enormous six into the stands. But Rohit fell shortly thereafter, out to a brilliant Head catch as Glenn Maxwell’s bowling induced a leading edge. Shreyas Iyer was out soon after that, stunning the Indian crowd and recalibrating the game.