India race to 41 from four overs

September 17, 2012 14:24

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India 41-0 (4 ovs) vs Pakistan

After just one over, Gul gives way to veteran Mohammad Sami. Sehwag glances the second ball, short and on his ribs, past the short fine leg fielder for a four.

Sehwag fails to get it fine off the next ball as it hits his pads for a leg bye and Gambhir also gets another leg bye from the next ball.

Sami struggling with his line and length in his first over. He gifts Sehwag another one down the leg side which the Indian opener helps round the corner for another four.

Sehwag makes it three fours in that over as he slaps a full delivery through the covers to get 14 runs from that over.

India have raced to 41 for no loss after four overs, with 29 runs coming from the last two overs.

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