Dhawan gone for 33

November 04, 2018 21:08

Ind 16-2 (3 ov) vs West Indies 109-8 (20 ovs) | Scorecard

Pant is the new man and he just plays a block as 5 runs and a wicket come off the over.

Thomas continues and Rahul scampers for a quick run, he wants a second but is sent back by Dhawan.

After a dot ball, Thomas errs in line and that is four leg byes.

Thomas gets his man again and Dhawan loses his stumps as his bails go flying. Dhawan gone for 3 as India lose their 2nd wicket.

Rahul is the new man in.

Dhawan on strike and gets off the mark with a couple as Paul opens the bowling at the other end.

Wow! Dhawan is nicely beaten.

He then takes a single. Rahul gets a single off the last ball of the over to get off the mark.

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