Hetmyer out for 37; Windies lose 4th wicket

October 27, 2018 15:08

WI 111-4 (20 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Kuldeep gifts Hetmyer a full toss which he swings over midwicket for a six. The spinner flights it up as the left-hander swings again but this time he is beaten and wicketkeeper Dhoni whips off the bails in a flash.

The decision is referred upstairs as Hetmyer's feet looks on the line and he is ruled out stumped.

Hetmyer walks back for an entertaining 37 from 20 balls as Windies slip to 111 for four, in the 20th over.

That is an important breakthrough for India as Hetmyer was once again threatening to destroy the bowlers in the middle overs, especially the spinners.

Rovman Powell is beaten all ends up by the googly from Kuldeep, two balls in a row as the spinners sends down a brilliant over.

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