Jadhav dismisses Williamson, NZ lose 2nd wicket

October 23, 2016 14:31

NZ 80-2 (13 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Part-timer Kedar Jadhav is the preferred spinner for Dhoni first up and New Zealand easily collect six runs from his first over.

He had a confident shout for LBW turned down against Williamson but that was more in hope with the ball clearly looking to miss the leg stump by a big margin.

Latham sweeps Jadhav through square leg for a four, not wanting the part-time spinner to settle down.

But the off-spinner strikes a vital blow with the wicket of Williamson. He bowls it slightly slower as Williamson goes for the sweep but is early into the shot and is beaten to be trapped leg before wicket for 22 as Jadhav continues his wicket ways.

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