Bhuvi, Bhumra impressive at the death again

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October 01, 2017 17:00

Australia 242-9 (50 ovs) vs India | Scoreboard

Australia are restricted to 242 for 9 in 50.

Another fine spell of death bowling sees three wickets fall in the last five overs.

Coulter-Nile to face the last ball of the innings and is clean bowled by Bhuvi for a duck.

Bhuvi continues, slightly full, Faulkner goes after it and is dropped by Pandya at long-on.

Cummins is the new batsman at the crease and gets off the mark with a single to deep mid-wicket.

The batsmen then take a run each.

Faulkner goes big, he runs a couple but is run-out for 12. Nice throw from the deep by Pandya. Dhoni collects it and doesn't allow the 2nd run as Faulkner is run out for 12.

Bumrah continues and what horror cricket from both sides.

Faulkner was a goner. A big run-out chance gone a-begging as Bumrah fails to collect the ball. Fortunately for Wade he manages to run back.

Bumrah finishes his over with a wicket.

Wade slices the ball straight to Rahane at backward point.

Wade gone for 20 off 18!

What an over -- just five runs and a wicket off it.

Bhuvi continues. Short ball and Wade hits the ball straight over the bowler's head for a six. What a way to start the over!

Two singles to follow up that big shot.

Wade goes big again, he plays towards mid-wicket and it falls in no man's land, just short of Rahane in the deep. 2 runs for Wade.

Last ball and Faulkner digs out the yorker and scampers for a single.

12 big runs come off the over.

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