Jadeja strikes; West Indies 5 down

October 05, 2018 16:10

WI 51-5 (17 ovs) vs India: 649-9d | Scorecard

Ashwin beats Roston Chase with one that turns sharply and goes in the gap between the bat and pads and also narrowly misses the stumps.

Wicketkeeper Pant is also beaten by the sharp turn as the ball goes behind for four byes.

The next ball goes straight on as Chase gets a thick outside edge for a couple of runs past the fielder at slip.

Umesh bowling well at a good pace as Ambris plays five dot balls in a row before taking one from the last ball.

West Indies keep taking risks as Chase comes down the track and lofts Ashwin over midwicket for a four followed by three runs off the next ball through square leg.

Change in the bowling as Ashwin makes way for Ravindra Jadeja. The left-arm spinner strikes with his very first delivery with the wicket of Ambris, who has a wild swing but gets a thick outside edge and is caught by Rahane in the slips for 12.

Shane Dowrich punches Jadeja through the off-side for two runs to get off the mark.

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