India well placed on 173-1 at rain stops play again

June 04, 2017 18:15

India 173-1 (33.1 ovs) vs Pak | Scorecard

The Indians slowed quite a bit in the last few overs before rain stopped play.

The break would help Rohit get some rest, he struggled in the last 15-20 mins scoring just three runs from the last 14 balls he has faced.

However, he is looking to bat as long as possible, scoring 77 from 108 balls, having hit six fours and a six.

Kohli has been busy right from the start, scoring 24 from 27 balls, putting on 37 runs from 52 balls for the second wicket with Rohit.

India will regroup in the dressing room during the interval and plan how they bat in the remaining 16 overs. With nine wickets in hand, they could look to be a bit more aggressive and play a few more shots to put the pressure on the Pakistan bowling attack.

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