Maiden T20I fifty for Klaasen

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February 22, 2018 00:27

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Klaasen is out here as Unadkat comes back into the attack.

He gets the inside edge and it carries through to Dhoni as Pandya gets his first wicket.

Miller comes in to bat and gets off the mark with a single.

Duminy then gets a close single.

Short ball and that is a wide.

Muller then gets a single to backward point. Duminy takes a single to backward square. 5 runs and a wicket come in the over.

23 runs comes off the over.

Chahal continues and Klaasen comes to the leg side and hammers the ball over mid-wicket for a six.

Identical shot, This time Chahal comes over the wicket and Klaasen shows him no mercy.

Klaasen gets cute and plays the reverse sweep and that is another four down to third man.

Klaasen fails to connect this time, Klaasen gets the inside edge and he runs a single.

Duminy now comes to the party and he hammers the ball over mid-wicket for the third six in the over.

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