Bumrah strikes early; India 179 all out

May 25, 2019 19:09

NZ 18-1 (6 ovs) vs India 179 | Scorecard

Guptill crashes a short wide delivery from Bhuvneshwar through the off-side for a boundary. A few balls later, he times the cover drive off the backfoot quite well as it speeds past the fielder for three runs and Williamson takes a single off the last ball to get off the mark.

Williamson turns Bumrah on the leg side for one as the fielder fumbles before Guptill tries to clip it fine but misses out. He then fails to make most of a low full toss, tapping it on the leg side and the blocks the last ball watchfully.

Bhuvneshwar also getting into his stride. He bowls a tidy over to Williamson, with five dot balls in a row before the Kiwi skipper gets off the mark with a single from the last ball.

Bumrah also builds the pressure by keeping things tight from his end. He bowls a maiden to Williamson as NZ struggle to 18 for one in six overs.

Bumrah, who took the early wicket, has given away just two runs in his first three overs.

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