A special bonding is always seen between the players of the Indian team. Whether it is victory or defeat, the players of the team always remain united. Everyone stands in step with each other in defeat, whereas even in victory, Team India celebrates grandly. During this, players also do not forget to respect each other. When Team India defeated England in the second T20 match, the hero of victory Tilak Verma (22 years) bowed down in front of captain Suryakumar Yadav (34 years) on the field itself.

bowed head in front of everyone on the field

The second T20 match between India and England was played on 25 January in Chennai. In this match, Team India's young batsman Tilak Verma showed a brilliant performance. Tilak, who came to bat at number three, returned only after leading his team to victory. Due to his brilliant half century, he handed England defeat in the second consecutive T20.

After leading Team India to victory, when Tilak Verma faced Suryakumar Yadav on the field, Tilak bowed his head before his captain. After this, Surya also bowed before Tilak. Now the video of these moments is becoming quite viral on social media. Fans are praising both the players a lot.

ICE COLD CELEBRATION FROM TILAK VARMA AT CHEPAUK. pic.twitter.com/iGFEDRpgXO

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) January 25, 2025

Tilak hit a brilliant fifty

In the Chennai T20, England batted first and scored 165 runs losing 9 wickets in 20 overs. Jos Buttler played an inning of 45 runs and Braydon Carse played an inning of 31 runs. Jamie Smith scored 22 runs in 12 balls. Batsmen like Harry Brook and Liam Livingston scored 13-13 runs. Akshar Patel and Varun Chakraborty got two wickets each. While Washington Sundar, Hardik Pandya, Abhishek Sharma and Arshdeep Singh got one wicket each.

In response to the target of 166 runs, Team India won on the second ball of the last over. Tilak scored 72 runs in 55 balls. Tilak, who hit 4 fours and 5 sixes, remained unbeaten. Apart from him, Washington Sundar contributed 26 runs in 19 balls. Apart from batting for England, Brydon Carse also proved to be economical in bowling. Apart from scoring 31 runs, he took three wickets for 29 runs in 4 overs. Apart from him, other flame bowlers got one success each.