New Zealand struggle after early wickets, India on top

March 15, 2016 20:15

NZ 55-3 (10 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Bumrah bowls a full delivery which Anderson drives down the ground for a four before he takes a single from the next ball.

Ross Taylor taking his time to get his eye in as he defends three balls from Bumrah before taking one to long-on for one and Anderson takes a single from the last ball to make it seven runs from the over.

Raina continues after picking up a wicket in his first over. Anderson turns the first ball square on the leg side for two runs followed by a single off the next.

Taylor picks one before Anderson again takes two runs through the leg side and keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

Ashwin will finish off early here as he comes on to bowl his fourth over, the 10th of the innings. Just a single from the first three balls before Taylor plays a delicate late cut which goes fine on the off-side for a four followed by a single as New Zealand reach 55 for three in 10 overs.

After initially looking to be aggressive, Anderson has settled down nicely to score 26 from 27 balls, while Taylor is on seven.

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