Pune bowlers dismiss Punjab inside 16 overs

May 14, 2017 17:35

Punjab 73 (15.5 ovs) vs Pune | Scorecard

From 32 for 5 , Axar Patel and Saha do well to take Punjab to 50 for 5 before the strategic timeout is called and Pune make another breakthrough.

Saha is taken out by Daniel Christian and his little fighting innings is ended for 13.

Punjab just cannot get going and are dealing in just singles and twos.

The frustration is growing and Axar Patel is tempted to drive, he has a go and that is a very simple dismissal.

Unadkat then comes back in the attack and has Swapnil Singh caught behind for 10.

Adam Zampa then takes the final two wickets (Ishant Sharma gone for 1 and Mohit Sharma gone for 6) as Punjab are dismissed for a paltry 73 in 15.5 overs.

A shameful show of batting by Punjab this.

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