Pakistan elect to bat; India unchanged

September 23, 2018 17:10

Pak 7-0 (2 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

The two left-handers -- Fakhar Zaman and Imam-ul-Haq -- walk out to open the batting for Pakistan.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar will start off with the ball for India and he starts off with a wide down the leg side to Iman to get Pakistan off the mark.

He tucks the next ball to square leg and sets off for a quick single as Zaman makes his ground despite the direct hit from Yuzvendra Chahal.

Bhuvneshwar bowls a full wide delivery to Zaman, who resistant the temptation of going after it. The left-hander has been out of form in this tournament and would look to spend time in the middle before going for his shots.

Bhunveshwar again strays down the leg side as Zaman looks to glance it fine and misses but the ball clips the thigh pads and goes fine for four byes.

The last ball is drive on the up as the fielder in the cover half stops it to give away a single before Imam defends the last ball as seven comes from the first over.

Jasprit Bumrah from the other end. Zaman defends the first ball before he looks to pull the next but fails to make connection.

Bumrah bowls on a good line on the middle and off-stump to Zaman, who defends the rest of the over as the fast bowler starts off with a maiden.

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