Rohit slams 38-ball fifty, India race past 100

November 06, 2018 20:05

India 107-0 (13 ovs) vs WI | Scorecard

Another tidy over from Allen as he gives away just five in his second over with India reaching 83 for no loss in 10 overs at the halfway mark.

Pacer Paul, who earlier dropped Dhawan, comes back into the attack. He also manages to keep the openers quite, giving away six runs in his second over.

In the next over, Rohit clips a full delivery from Allen through midwicket for a four and then takes one to sweeper cover.

Dhawan has a wild swing across the line but is beaten by the quicker delivery from the spinner. He reverse paddles the next ball past short thirdman for two runs and sweeps the last ball but can't beat short fine leg.

Rohit turns a full delivery from Paul for two runs to deep midwicket to race to his fifty, from just 38 balls. The next ball is short and wide as Rohit cuts it past point for a four as India go past the 100-run mark, in the 13th over.

Rohit has another swing but this time it goes off the outside edge for two runs to thirdman followed by one.

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