Shami claims first wicket

March 05, 2014 14:03

Afg 40-1 (7 overs) vs India | Scorecard

Shami provides the first breakthrough for India with the wicket of Mangal. The right-hander tried to force it through the off-side but dragged it back on to his stumps to be bowled for five, from 16 balls.

A change in the batting order for Aghanistan as Rahmat Shah, 20, comes in at No. 3. Shami delivers another wide down the leg side before Rahmat gets off the mark with one off the last ball.

Rahmat then flicks Bhuvneshwar square on the leg side for two runs before taking a single from the third ball as India's pacers continue to bowl on the pads.

Zadran then slashes at a short wide delivery only to edge it but it flies wide off the fielder at second slip for a boundary. He then takes a single to race to 22 from 17 balls with the help of five boundaries.

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