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'Why attack the batter?': Gavaskar fumes as Shamar Joseph hits Arshdeep Singh

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'Why attack the batter?': Gavaskar fumes as Shamar Joseph hits Arshdeep Singh

During the fourth T20I in Hyderabad, West Indies defeated India by 24 runs to level the series.

Sunil Gavaskar expressed criticism towards Shamar Joseph after a bouncer hit Arshdeep Singh on the shoulder.

Despite pain, Arshdeep chose to continue batting, which raised concerns over his injury.

Gavaskar also highlighted the need for India's batters to take more responsibility during their chase.

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