Yuvraj out for 22, India 4 down

June 18, 2017 20:13

India 54-4 (13 ovs) vs Pakistan 338-4 | Scorecard

Amir continues, bowling his sixth over on the trot. Mahendra Singh Dhoni takes his time to get his eye in as he plays out a maiden over from the left-arm pacer.

Pakistan's best bowler of the tournament Hasan Ali comes into the attack. Yuvraj pulls a short ball through midwicket for a couple and then takes one to bring up India's 50, in the 12th over.

Pakistan's 18-year-old Shadab Khan comes into the attack, to bowl the 13th over. Yuvraj takes a single from the first ball before Dhoni gets an inside edge on the leg side for a couple and then picks one.

Shadab has a huge appeal for LBW turned down against Yuvraj as the left-hander plays down the wrong line. And Pakistan are happy to take the review.

The ball tracker shows that Yuvraj was struck in line with the ball going on to hit the stumps as Yuvraj walks back for 22.

India slip further to 54 for four in 13 overs.

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