Dhawan falls early after England post 198

July 08, 2018 20:47

India 27-1 (3 ovs) vs England 198-9 | Scorecard

Left-arm pacer David Willey opens the bowling for England. Rohit Sharma is hit on the pads first ball as the leg before wicket appeal is turned down but England decide against take the review.

Two balls later, Rohit chips down the track and lofts the pacer over the leg side for a six to get off the mark in grand style.

A single to Rohit before Shikhar Dhawan plays a cracking cover drive off the last ball for a boundary.

Jake Ball to bowl the second over. He starts with a short ball which Rohit pulls past short fine leg for a four before taking one off the fourth ball.

A single to Dhawan before Rohit clips the last ball square on the leg side for a four as India race to 21 from two overs.

Willey strikes with the first ball of his second over. A full delivery on the pads as Dhawan clips it fine but Ball dives full length to his left and takes a good catch to send back the opener for five.

The in-form KL Rahul starts off confidently as he punches a full delivery from Willey straight back past the bowler for a four to get off the mark.

Two balls later he taps it to mid-off for a single as India reach 27 for one in three overs.

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