Sarfraz out for 44; Pakistan 4 down

September 23, 2018 19:46

Pak 193-4 (42 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Bhuvneshwar comes back as Malik takes one and Asif Ali also picks a single before Jadeja misses a run out possibility, followed by two more singles.

Pakistan are 169 for four in 40 overs, with Malik looking good on 67.

Kuleep continues his good showing with the ball, as he concedes just two singles in his ninth over.

Pakistan look to break free as they go after Bhuvneshwar. Malik lofts the first ball over mid-on for a four and he takes a single from the next.

Ali shows his hitting prowess as he hammers Bhuvi back over his head for a six. The pacer drops short as Ali cuts the fourth ball past point for a four.

No stopping Ali as he hammers the length ball from Bhuvneshwar over midwicket for another six. He takes a risky single from the last ball as Jadeja again misses the direct hit from point.

22 runs from the Bhuvneshwar over as Pakistan finally look to get after the Indian bowlers, going into the final overs.

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