Kohli hit 50, Raina made 38

September 19, 2012 21:07

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India 159-5 (20 ovs) vs Afghanistan

Nabi to bowl the final over of the innings.

Raina chips down the wicket and slams a full toss through midwicket for a four followed by a wide down the leg side.

Raina is then dismissed as he looks to hit it down the ground but misses and is bowled for 38 from 33 balls.

Rohit Sharma gets off the mark with a single before Dhoni can only defend the yorker from Nabi.

Dhoni then slams the next ball past the bowler to the long-on region for a four. The Indian captain finishes the innings with a big six over midwicket to take the total to 159 for five in 20 overs.

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