Bumrah strikes again; WI 2 down

October 27, 2018 14:17

WI 40-2 (9 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Shai Hope gets off the mark with a single as he taps Bhuvneshwar on the leg side and Powell picks one two balls later followed by three dot balls.

Bumrah is taken off after a three-over spell despite taking a wicket in his previous over as he makes way for left-armer Khaleel Ahmed.

Powell is beaten off the first ball before the left-hander hammers the next ball over long-on for a six.

The pacer drops it short as Powell is able to pull it through square leg for a four before he keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

Change of ends for Bumrah, who takes over from Bumrah, and he strikes with the first delivery of his new spell.

He gets some extra bounce as Powell gets the edge and is caught at first slip by Rohit to perish for 21.

A single each to Marlon Samuels and Shai Hope before the former is given out leg before wicket and he decides to review.

He went back right to defend a full delivery from Bumrah and was struck on the pads but the ball tracker shows it would have bounced and gone over the stumps. A good review from West Indies as the experienced Samuels survives.

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