Zim 128-4 (30 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Dhoni decides to bring back Ashwin and this could be a good test for him ahead of the quarter-finals to bowl at a stage when the batsmen are attacking him.

A long discussion between the bowler and captain before he bowls to Williams, who went after him a couple of overs back.

As expected Williams comes down the track and hits one straight back to Ashwin, who does well to hold on to it. Williams is not convinced as the umpires check with the television umpire. It is a low catch, held very close to the ground but it seems Ashwin got his fingers under it and the decision goes in his favour.

Williams walks back after a good knock of 50 from 57 balls as Zimbabwe are reduced to 126 for four in the 29th over.

Williams and Taylor were able to revive Zimbabwe with a good stand of 93 runs from 105 balls for the fourth wicket.

Craig Ervine is the new batsman and he manages to block the rest of the over. He gets an inside edge off the fifth ball which misses the stumps narrowly.

In the next over, Taylor looks to turns one off his hips and misses as the bowler Yadav appeals for a caught down the leg side but the umpire is not interested. Two singles from the over take Zimbabwe to 128 for four in 30 overs.