India off to a steady start after Windies post 321

October 08, 2014 19:12

India 21-0 (5 ovs) vs WI 321-6 | Scorecard

Fast bowler Jerome Taylor to bowl the second over. Rahane is beaten again outside the off-stump before he takes a quick single from the fourth ball on the leg side. Dhawan gets off the mark with two runs on the leg side.

Rampaul bowls another good over with the new ball, conceding just a single in his second over to make it two runs from two overs.

Rahane gets the first boundary of India's innings as he pulls a short ball from Taylor square on the leg side. Dhawan throws his bat at a wide delivery but misses as it goes through to the keeper.

Rahane repeats the pulls shot off the last delivery for another boundary as 10 runs come from the over.

Rampaul finally errs with his length, bowling it short and wide and Dhawan slaps it through point for his first boundary.

After five overs, India are 21 for no loss with Rahane on 13 and Dhawan on eight.

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