Harris gets early reprieve

December 16, 2018 11:53

Australia 11-0 (5 ovs) and 326 (108.3 ovs) vs Ind 283 (105.5 ovs) | Scorecard

India bowlers have started out fantastically, bowling in the channel and giving nothing away.

Ishant continues and Finch gets an inside edge as the ball rolls down to fine leg for a single.

Harris gets squared up. Wow!

Harris is dropped! Ishant makes Harris play, Pant is flat-footed as Pujara goes for the catch, he dives low to his right as the ball pops in and pops out.

Finch then takes a couple before getting the ball hit into his abdomen.

Again Finch gets an inside edge.

Bumrah continues from around the wicket to Harris, the ball angles in, it goes away and then takes off as Pant jumps high to take a clean take.

Wow! Bumrah makes Harris play at another one.

Harris survives the over.

Ishant opens the bowling as Finch and Harris open the batting for Australia in the 2nd innings.

Both batsmen have been tested by the Ishant and Bumrah as they have been kept quiet. Just 7 runs have come in the first three overs.

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