Australia post 158-4 in 17 overs in rain-hit match

November 21, 2018 15:39

Aus 158-4 (17 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Maxwell to take strike after the rain break with just five deliveries remaining for the Aussies.

The good thing for India is that Bumrah will have the ball in hand, he has proved to the best bowler in the death overs in limited overs cricket in the last couple of years.

Bumrah strikes with the very first delivery after the break. Maxwell looks to whip the first ball on the leg side but is beaten by the change of pace as he chips the slower ball straight to Bhuvneshwar at square leg.

New batsman Ben McDermott gets a high full toss first up which he miscues over the bowler's head for two runs.

But he is beaten completely by the next ball, the slower ball bowled as McDermott is early into the cross batted slog but fails to make any connection.

The next ball is again slow as the right-hander has another swing and is beaten again but this time Stoinis calls him across for a quick bye.

Bumrah bowls a superb yorker as Stoinis digs it out on the leg side for two runs as Australia finish on 158 for four in their 17 overs.

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