West Indies struggle past 100

October 06, 2018 09:39

WI 106-6 (31 ovs) vs India: 649-9d | Scorecard

Left-arm chinaman spinner Kuldeep Yadav to open the bowling for India on Day 3.

Keemo Paul hits the first ball into the covers as the fielder stops it before the right-hander sweeps the next ball square on the leg side for a four.

The third ball is slightly short as Paul rocks back and punches it through the covers for a couple.

He again makes room and tries to hit it through the covers but gets an inside edge which narrowly misses the stumps before he offers no shot to the fifth ball and blocks the fifth.

He sweeps the last ball powerfully through square leg for another four to get 10 runs from the first over of the day.

Pacer Mohammed Shami from the other end. Roston Chase drives the first ball through the covers for two runs before he watchfully defends the rest of the over.

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