Captain Morgan dismissed for 28, England lose 3rd wicket

January 15, 2017 15:26

England 157-3 (27 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Part-timer Kedar Jadhav, who had a good showing with the ball during the New Zealand ODI series, comes into the attack much to the delight of his home fans.

He makes a good start, giving away just four runs in his first over.

In the next over, Pandya has a huge appeal for caught behind against Morgan turned down and the Indians instantly take the DRS. The Ultra Edge confirms that the left-hander had got the edge but umpire CK Nandan yet again makes a poor decision, for the second time his call has been overturned.

Morgan walks back for 28 from 26 balls as England are reduced to 157 for three after 27 overs.

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