Aus still searching for another breakthrough

June 02, 2017 18:54

New Zealand 176-2 (28 ovs) vs Australia| Scorecard

Cummins brought back into the attack.

Is another wicket in the offing here?

Cummins starts nice and straight. He offers no width for the batsmen. Just two runs come off the over and that is drinks.

Head not giving away much to the batsmen here.

The batsmen complete the 50-run partnership that comes off 66 balls.

Williamson goes down on one knee, swings his bat and sends the ball sailing over deep mid-wicket for a six.

Williamson follows the ball and is lucky to not get an edge.

Taylor works the ball down to fine leg for a single.

The ball stopped on Williamson and the umpire signals leg-bye as the batsmen cross for a single.

Taylor takes a run down to mid-on.

Williamson cuts and finds the point fielder, another single.

Taylor finds the gap on the leg side for a boundary off the last ball. He plays the ball around his hips for a four behind square.

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