Windies in a spot

July 02, 2017 20:46

West Indies 121-3 (32 overs) vs India| Scoreboard

Kuldeep Yadav gets his bunny.

Chase once again is deceived by a flighted wrong-un, He tries to go after the ball but he misses it completely, only for the ball to strike his middle stump and rattles the bails.

That is a wicket-maiden!

Hardik Pandya comes back into the attack, replacing Jadeja at the other end.

Chase gets a single to sweeper cover. Pandya then bowls two dot balls, one of them a short ball and Hope gets under it well.

And another one!

Hope then cuts the ball down to wide third man. Chase then takes a quick single to end the over.

Kuldeep continues and beats chase. The batsman nearly done in by the wrong 'un.

Just two singles taken off the over.

Roston Chase scoring at a brisk pace, he is mixing the singles and twos with the odd boundary.

It's up to Chase and Shai Hope to now build the innings for the hosts.

Jadeja finishes his quota of 10 overs, giving away 48 with no wickets to show.

Last 26 balls 20 runs that's nearly five runs an over.

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