India close in on win

September 24, 2017 21:00

India 265-4 (44 ovs) vs Aus 293-6 (50 ovs) | Scorecard

Australia are unable to plug the runs here as Pandya continues to impress.

He plays a lovely straight drive to begin the Cummins over with a four down the ground.

And then he plays the ball down to third man for a single.

Four singles are run after that boundary and 8 runs come off the over.

Stoinis replaces Agar and Pandey brings up the fifty partnership with a boundary through covers. Another seven runs to India.

Cummins replaces Coulter-Nile and starts off nicely.

Pandya gets lucky as the inside edge misses leg stump by a whisker and the ball runs to the fine leg boundary.

He then cuts the ball to third man for a couple.

Pandey ends the over with a single and 7 come off it.

Agar comes back nicely in his final over, giving just 3 runs off it.

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