Finch's attack gives Australia a quickfire start

January 29, 2016 16:30

Aus 62-0 (6 ovs) vs India 184-3 | SCORECARD

Nehra goes for more runs in his third over. Finch turns the second ball on the leg side for two runs and repeats the shot three balls later for the same result. The last ball is wide as Finch hammers it past point for a four to get 10 runs from the over.

Bumrah continues as Dhoni decides against bringing in a spinner in the Powerplay.

Bumrah bowls a short ball which Marsh pulls through the leg side for a four to take Australia past the 50-run mark, in the sixth over.

Two balls later, Finch gets a short ball which he despatches over the leg side for another four. A wide half-volley is sent crashing through the covers for the third boundary of the over by Finch.

He nudges the last ball for a single as Australia race to 60 for no loss in six overs.

Finch has raced to 43 from 22 balls, while Marsh has made 16 from 14 balls.

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