India bowlers doing well

July 02, 2017 21:58

West Indies 178-7 (47 overs) vs India| Scoreboard

As much as the Windies batsmen are struggling, it's all credit to the Indian bowlers who are giving nothing away.

Shami continues and Bishoo and Nurse are having a tough time taking on the bowlers.

It's a daunting task for the batsmen here as Kuldeep continues.

Bishoo takes a run to cover. Nurse drives a flighted delivery and again gets only a single for it. Bishoo gets a run to mid-on and again that is just another three runs to the total.

With an aim to finish off the innings, Shami gets another spell.

Again Devendra Bishoo and Nurse can only take three runs off the paceman.

Kuldeep Yadav comes back in the attack and is also miserly, gives just three runs.

Umesh Yadav continues and Ashley Nurse is the new batsman in.

And he gives just three runs in the over.

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