Pakistan openers cut loose after slow start

December 28, 2012 19:11

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Pak 48-0 (5 overs) vs India 192-5

Ashok Dinda into the attack as India make their first bowling change. Jamshed welcomes him with a boundary, stroking it handsomely through the covers. He charges down the wicket off the next ball and crashes it back past the bowler for another boundary.

An angry Dinda responds with a short ball which Jamshed lets go through to the keeper. But he pulls the next ball to deep square leg for one before Shehzad lofts it over the off-side for a boundary, the third of the over.

Dinda gives away 13 runs in that over as Pakistan race to 48 for no loss in five overs.

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