Morgan out for 71-ball 148; Eng 5 down

June 18, 2019 18:21

England 364-5 (48 ovs) vs Afg | Scorecard

The stage is perfectly set for the two big hitters of the England team -- Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes.

Buttler tries to scoop Zadran over the fine leg fielder but is beaten before he pulls the pacer for a single on the leg side.

Buttler gets the next ball behind square on the leg side for two runs to get off the mark.

Zadran provides Afghanistan further relief with the wicket of Buttler, who miscues the pull shot as he is deceived by the change of pace and is caught at mid-off for two.

Moeen Ali hits the first ball he faces to point before the pacer bowls a leg side wide and he then takes a single off the last ball.

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