Afghanistan off to a good start despite early wicket

March 05, 2014 14:18

Afg 48-1 (10 overs) vs India | Scorecard

Shami beats Zadran with one that holds its line and bounces a bit extra, going past the edge of the bat.

Zadran punched the third ball through the covers where Rayudu made a good diving stop to save some runs. Finally, a good over from Shami where he managed to control his line, giving away just two singles.

Bhuvneshwar continues to dry up the runs as he bowls the first maiden over of the innings, to Rahmat Shah.

Zadran continues his good start as he slaps Shami through the off-side for his sixth four, to take his score to 27. He turns the next ball on the leg side for a couple as Afghanistan continue their good start.

After 10 overs, Afghanistan are looking good on 48 for one with Zadran on 29 from 27 balls and Rahmat on five.

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