New Zealand lose two early wickets, India on top

March 15, 2016 19:49

NZ 22-2 (4 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Ashwin to continue for India with the new ball. Anderson defends the first two balls before he picks a single from the third ball and Williamson takes a single two balls later to get off the mark.

Anderson sweeps the last ball of the over fine for a single as Ashwin concedes just three runs in his second over.

Nehra drifts on the pads but Anderson is unable to make most of it as the ball flicks the pads and goes fine which is collected by Dhoni on the leg side. India continue to bowl tight, not letting the Kiwis away and make most of the two early wickets.

Anderson plays three dot balls before he picks a single from the fourth ball.

Williamson breaks the shackles as he slaps the last ball of the over through the covers for a four to take the score to 22 for two after four overs.

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