The second semi-final of the T20 World Cup being played in Australia will be played in Adelaide today. Team India will face England. Team India won 4 out of 5 matches in the group stage and secured a place in the knockout stage.
Now the excitement about the semi-finals is very high. The Pakistan team has already reached the final after beating New Zealand on Wednesday. Now Team India has a chance to get tickets for the final to be played in Melbourne.
Dainik Bhaskar reporters wanted to know from the families of some players of Team India where they will enjoy the match. So let's know what is the preparation for...
Rohit's wife in Australia
Team India captain Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh is traveling with Rohit during this tournament. She is also going to watch the India-England semi-finals in the stadium itself. Rohit's father Gurunath Sharma and mother Purnima Sharma will enjoy this match at their home in Mumbai.
Surya's family will enjoy the match at home
Ashok Yadav, father of Mr. 360 degree Suryakumar Yadav, who is at the top of the ICC rankings of T20, told in a conversation with Bhaskar that he and Surya's mother Swapna would enjoy the match at home. Ashok is an engineer at Bhabha Institute and lives in Mumbai. He said- We will watch the match at home. Bahu Devisha is currently in Australia with Suriya. She was traveling with Suriya and would also watch the semi-finals there.
Arshdeep's parents arrive in Adelaide
Team India's left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh's father Darshan Singh and mother Baljit Kaur have reached Adelaide in Australia and will watch the semi-finals here. However, before the semi, both were watching the match in Chandigarh itself. However, both of them left for Australia after the team reached the semi-finals. Arshdeep's performance has been good in almost every match so far in the T20 World Cup. Now his parents want to see him play in front of their eyes.
Dinesh Karthik's father will watch the match at the stadium
Dinesh Karthik's father Krishna Kumar had reached Australia during the group stage itself. He also watched the matches of Team India. Now he will also see the semi-final match at the Adelaide Stadium.
Shami's family will install a screen at home
Bhaskar reporter reached Shami's house in Amroha and talked to his family. Shami's cousin told that he would watch the semi-finals at home by installing an LED screen.
Bhuvneshwar's mother will watch the match with relatives at home
Bhuvi's mother is praying for Team India's victory in the semi-finals. This swing master's mom Indresh will watch the semi-finals with neighbors and relatives in Ganganagar, Meerut. He told us – could not go to the son. That's why I will watch the match here. Some relatives are also coming from Bulandshahr and the village. Will pray that only India will win the match.
Indresh further says – Bhuvi's wife and daughter are in Australia. I also wanted to go, but could not go there due to family responsibilities. Bhuvi is very sensitive about this match. Doesn't talk much about the match to me. However, there is talk on video calls every day.
According to Bhuvi's mother- I remember that even in childhood he used to play with a ball and bat instead of toys. If he went to the market, he would have bought the ball and bat there too. Even in the newspaper, the sports page would open first. Looking at the photo of Sachin and Sehwag. He used to cut those photos and paste them into the room. Many times I would say that if you remove these photos, I would get angry. He used to say, mom, these are very big people. I want to be like them too. On his insistence, he got admission to the Cricket Academy. After that, he didn't look back.
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