Hindi → English transcript

In that match I was bowling in the death overs for the first time.

Because earlier I used to bowl only with the new ball.

I had been given that responsibility.

In that match I first had to see whether to get him to do it or not.

So he said, "Okay, I'll bowl it."

That was the first match in which I was bowling at the end.

The batsman in front of me was Sarfaraz.

Before the match we plan not to bowl this type of deliveries to this batsman.

So Sarfaraz plays a scooping shot behind the wicket.

A slower ball to counter that would make it difficult for him.

So that was my plan.

So I didn't bowl a knuckleball, I bowled a leg-cutter.

It went like "Kitesh Posad."

My leg-cutter would go away, because it's difficult to hit from that side.

On my first ball my foot got stuck.

And it became a full toss and went away.

That match was very tight.

And with four overs to go, we needed 48 runs.

So he hit a four off the first ball.

And it turned out to be a no-ball, so the next one was a free hit.

In cricket, it means this:

You made that mistake. You should have stuck to your plan.

We've come down here from up there.

It came from the forty.

It came and I sneezed.

What's running through my head is that

my death bowling career is over.

Then a bye came from that side.

There was also a bye.

So he said to them in anger.

This is how it was supposed to go, man.

You'll never know that.

Then he says that

You're not the fool — I'm the fool.

That I had trusted you.

What's running through my head is that

He's the one responsible for all the byes.

So I wasn't going to get to bowl.

This is what was going to happen next.

So I bowled.

I bowled the next five or six balls.

I only had five left, and I even took a wicket.

So we won after that.

Then I got scolded.

And he kept making mistakes like that.

That's what I'm saying.