Shaw slams 39-ball fifty; India off to a flier

October 13, 2018 11:30

India 74-1 (14 ovs) vs WI 311 | Scorecard

Prithvi drives Warrican on the off-side for one before Pujara chips down and clips it through midwicket where the fielder does well to stop it with a dive and keep it down to one and Shaw picks another single as India reach 64 for one in 10 overs.

Shaw turns Holder on the leg side for one before Pujara plays out the rest of the over from the fast bowler.

DROPPED! Shaw, on 45 from 34 balls, tries to cut Warrican and gets a thick outside edge which is put down by Shai Hope at first slip. Shaw gets two runs from that slip and then drives the second ball to long-on for one.

Pujara then chips down the track and drills the left-arm spinner straight down the ground for his first boundary.

Shaw punches Warrican for a single to long-on to race to his fifty from just 39 balls, to follow up on his cracking century in his debut Test.

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