Sports Desk: The tour of the Indian team has been very disappointing. The Indian team appeared to be batting ahead of the hosts in the first two ODIs. Especially because of the weak bowling of the team bowlers disappointed everyone. While arriving at Australia, the Indian pace attack was being praised. Now with this bowling, Sehwag has satirized the Indian bowlers.

Sehwag said during the match that seeing the way the Indian bowlers are bowling, it seems that he will get 400 runs in the third ODI. Sehwag went on to say that given the poor performance of Indian bowling, only Indian bowlers can achieve big goals like 390. Sehwag praised Australia's bowling and said he was capable of saving the target. 

Not only Sehwag, other big players of cricket are also raising questions about this performance of Indian bowlers. The Indian bowlers allowed over 350 runs to be scored in the last two matches against Australia. In this series, Bumrah, known by his yorkers all over the world, was longing for the wicket. At the same time, Shammi got wickets in the first match but proved to be very expensive. This is the first Australian tour of Natarajan and Navdeep Saini so they cannot be questioned more. 

Be aware that in the first ODI against Australia, Indian bowlers got 374 runs while in the second match, they gave away 389 runs. In both the matches India suffered a severe defeat. In the first match, India lost by 66 runs and in the second match by 51 runs and lost the ODI series. 

One day series between Afghanistan and Ireland is being played in UAE. Ireland are trailing 1-0 in the 3 ODIs series. But this is not the only thing that hurts Ireland. Even bigger shock has come from the demise of one of his former cricketers.

Yes, the news from Ireland is very disappointing for the Irish team. It is reported that former Ireland cricketer Roy Torrance has passed away. He was 72 years old, Cricket Ireland itself confirmed this news.

Former Ireland cricketer dies

Roy Torrance was an all-rounder. Apart from being a right-handed batsman, he was also a right-arm fast bowler. Torrance played his first match against Middlesex in 1966.

Cricket career was 18 years

Roy Torrance's cricket career was a total of 18 years. He played cricket from 1966 to 1984. During this, he played a total of 30 matches. In these 30 matches, Torrance took 77 wickets at an average of 25.6.

Been manager of Ireland cricket team for 12 years

Even after retiring from cricket, Torrance remained involved with the sport. He became the President of the Irish Cricket Union in the year 2000. Apart from this, in the year 2004, he became the manager of the Ireland Men's Cricket Team. Torrence held the office for 12 years. Former Australian cricketer Roy Torrance was awarded the Aubie at Queens Birthday Honor in 2009.

Big loss for ireland cricket

There is no doubt that the death of Roy Torrance is a big blow to Ireland cricket. It will not be easy to compensate for this loss.