Rohit, Dhawan give India a good start

October 29, 2018 13:57

India 34-0 (6 ovs) vs WI | Scorecard

Holder drops slightly short as Rohit runs it down to thirdman for a single. Dhawan is then beaten all ends up by a full delivery which angles away and passes close to the edge.

He then gets a thick inside edge as he tries to flick it and gets just a single and Rohit offers no shot to the last two balls as Holder bowls a wide in between.

In the next over, Dhawan clips Roach uppishly past midwicket for two runs and then steals a quick run to mid-on.

Roach then gets Rohit to poke at one going away but the edge falls well short of the fielder at slip.

Rohit then comes down the track and swings Roach high over midwicket for a huge six as the ball strikes the roof.

Roach makes the right-hander edge the last ball but yet again it falls short of the fielder in the slip.

Dhawan also joins the party as he flicks a full delivery from Holder over the square leg fence for another six.

He steers the fifth ball past the fielder at point for two runs and keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

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