Australia slow down scoring a tad

September 28, 2017 15:13

Australia 148-0 (25 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Chahal continues and Warner manages to get bat on ball.

Finch gets to his half-century with two runs down to deep mid-wicket.

Three runs off the over.

Axar contnues. He bowls a wide and then a big shout for leg before. The ball is going down leg and that is 2 runs off the over.

Chahal continues.

That ball! Finch missed it and Dhoni did too. He misses a stumping opportunity and that is four byes.

Finch gets a run on the leg side.Wide and Warner cuts it behind point for a single.

Seven runs come off the over.

Another tidy over by Axar as he gives only one run.

Chahal continues.

Warner dances down the track and pulls the ball over deep mid-wicket for a six!

After picking a couple of runs each, Warner then plays a lovely shot through point and they run two. 9 runs come off the over.

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