Bhuvneshwar out for 10; India 6 down

October 27, 2018 20:49

India 218-6 (41 ovs) vs WI 283-9 | Scorecard

Left-arm pacer McCoy comes into the attack and he starts from round the wicket. He begins with a slower ball which turns out to be a full toss but Bhuvneshwar taps it to mid-off.

He makes room and looks to loft it over the off-side but is caught by the sweeper cover for 10.

That is a big dent for India's hopes and it will further increase the pressure on Kohli.

The India captain miscues the next ball to long-on for a single before Kuldeep Yadav picks one to get off the mark.

A good over from the young pacer as he concedes just three runs, while picking up the wicket of Bhuvneshwar.

India are 218 for six in 41 overs, needing another 66 runs from nine overs for victory.

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