Bumrah, Umesh get early wickets

November 04, 2018 19:40

West Indies 34-3 (7 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

West Indies batsmen struggle to get going as India bowlers are bowling in the right channels and giving away no freebies.

Bumrah continues and Bravo starts the over with a single.

A slip in place for Pollard. He plays the ball to covers and scampers through for a single.

Bravo then beaten.

He then takes a single as he plays the ball down to the leg side.

A dot to finish as just 3 runs come off the over.

Khaleel continues and Pollard plays the ball to fine leg for a couple.

He then plays out five dots as just 2 runs come off the over.

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