India spinners struggle to keep runs down

February 03, 2018 08:22

Aus 126-3 (27 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

The Australian batsmen are playing the Indian left-arm spinners well here. They are taking the singles and twos with ease.

Roy continues and Merlo sweeps again and the ball goes in between the keeper's legs for a boundary to fine leg.

He then takes a single to the on-side.

Uppal plays the next five deliveries without a hassle but no runs come off them. Five come off the over.

Abhishekh continues.

The batsmen play him around the field and pick the singles with ease. Four come off the over.

Roy continues and Merlo sweeps the ball through backward square leg for a boundary.

Merlo and Uppal run a single and they pick six runs off the over.

Abhishekh Sharma continues and just one comes off the over. Better length this time.

Roy continues, he bowls short and 6 runs come off his over.

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