WI struggling on 94-6 at stumps; India post 649-9

October 05, 2018 16:39

WI 94-6 (29 ovs) vs India: 649-9d | Scorecard

Shami, who had earlier gone off with some injury concern, comes back into the attack. He gets the ball to reverse as it comes in sharply and Paul does well to keep it out. He is hit on the pads off the fifth ball but the leg before appeal is turned down as the ball looks to be slipping down leg side.

The last ball is full and on the stumps as Chase flicks it through square leg for a four.

Paul targets Kuldeep as he chips down the and lofts the spinner over long-on for a six. He sweeps the next ball through square leg for a four.

Paul has another mighty swing, trying to slog sweep but is beaten with the googly as Kuldeep gets the ball to turn away.

Shami to bowl the final over of the day. He tries the yorker but ends up bowling a full toss as Chase clips it through square leg for two runs.

The next ball hits him on the pads but the ball is going down the leg side and the umpire rules it not out.

West Indies finish the day on 94 for six in 29 overs, still trailing India by 555 runs.

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