Kuldeep picks 3rd wicket; WI 5 down

October 12, 2018 12:46

WI 113-5 (39 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Windies take a risky single as Chase taps the first ball from Umesh on the off-side and sets for the run. Kuldeep gets a direct hit from the off-side but Ambris has just managed to make his crease.

Ambris turn the fourth ball off his pads through square leg for a couple of runs before he takes one.

The last ball comes in sharply but Chase manages to clip it through the vacant square leg region for a four.

Ambris looks to turn Kuldeep on the leg side but gets a leading edge as he fails to pick the googly and gets one to mid-off and Chase gets a single off the next.

Ambris top edges the sweep off the last ball but it falls just short of Umesh at square leg as West Indies batsmen continue to struggle.

Umesh strays on the pads as Ambris glances it fine for a four and then keeps strike with one from the last ball.

Ambris looks to attack Kuldeep as he lofts the spinner over mid-on for a four. He tries another wild swing a few balls later but gets the leading edge and is caught on the off-side by Jadeja for 18.

That was another poor shot from the West Indies batsmen as Ambris tried to be aggressive and tried a cross batted swipe when the need of the hour was to show some patience and battle it out.

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