India vs Namibia, 18th Match, Group A, ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player Highlights

Axar Patel to Gerhard Erasmus, out Caught by Tilak Varma!! Gerhard Erasmus falls and Namibia are falling apart. He backs away well outside the leg-stump, Axar Patel bowls it well outside off, Erasmus gets forward to swipe, wasn't to the pitch, off the bottom of the bat and a simple catch to long-off. Tilak takes it and half the side are gone. Gerhard Erasmus c Tilak Varma b Axar Patel 18(11) [6s-2]

Varun Chakaravarthy to Gerhard Erasmus, 1 run, tossed up full and the googly again, Gerhard Erasmus gets forward and shows the full face of the bat to drive to long-off

Varun Chakaravarthy to Gerhard Erasmus, 1 run, tossed up full on middle and leg, Gerhard Erasmus backs away and swats it down to long-on

Axar Patel to Gerhard Erasmus, 1 run, on a length outside off, Gerhard Erasmus goes on the back foot and punches to the right of backward point for one

Axar Patel to Gerhard Erasmus, no run, full on middle, Gerhard Erasmus shuffles across and gets low to sweep, just short of Bumrah at short fine

Axar Patel to Gerhard Erasmus, SIX, in the slot and this has gone further. Tossed up full outside off, Gerhard Erasmus gets forward and mows this miles over mid-wicket. Frees his arms and hits it so well

Axar Patel to Gerhard Erasmus, no run, full just outside off, Gerhard Erasmus gets forward to drive to extra-cover

Axar Patel to Gerhard Erasmus, SIX, full outside off, no spin and Gerhard Erasmus gets low to slogsweep and hits it well and deep mid-wicket is vacant, flies all the way

Varun Chakaravarthy to Gerhard Erasmus, 1 run, tossed up full outside off, Gerhard Erasmus gets forward to drive to the right of extra-cover for one

Varun Chakaravarthy to Gerhard Erasmus, 2 runs, the googly again, short of length and spins back in, Gerhard Erasmus goes on the back foot to cut and the inside-edge just misses leg-stump and runs away fine

Varun Chakaravarthy to Gerhard Erasmus, no run, tossed up full and the googly again, Gerhard Erasmus gets forward to defend it solidly back to Varun Chakaravarthy