Finch, Smith keep scoreboard ticking

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September 24, 2017 15:12

Aus 130-1 (24 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Kuldeep continues and Smith gets a single to fine leg.

Kuldeep comes back nicely to give just four singles in that over.

Pandya replaces Chahal at the other end.

Chahal has gone for 36 runs off his 6 overs in his first spell.

Pandya is giving nothing away but just as I write that, Pandya just strays and Smith guides it past deep square leg for a boundary.

Smith then takes a single.

Finch punishes the bad balls. Pandya bowls a little too full and Finch sends the ball to the boundary through covers.

Kohli brings in Kuldeep in place of Pandya.

Finch gets a bottom edge and the ball races fine to the boundary.

Finch then gets a single.

Smith plays Kuldeep cautiously and gets a single off the last ball off the over.

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