WI 222 all out; India take 75-run lead

August 24, 2019 20:23

WI 222-all out (74.2 ovs) vs India 297 | Scorecard

Holder steers a wide full delivery from Shami past point for a single.

The fast bowler then makes the breakthrough with the wicket of Cummins, who looks to defend a full outswinger but gets the edge and is caught behind.

However, he immediately takes the review and rightly so as there was a gap between bat and pad and the decision is overturned.

Cummins has now stayed at the wicket for 40 deliveries without scoring a run but his support has been integral to Holder and West Indies helping them stage a good fightback.

Shami finally makes the breakthrough with the key wicket of Holder. The right-hander, who made 39 from 65 balls, pokes at a wide delivery but gets the edge and is caught behind.

Shannon Gabriel is beaten by a full delivery which comes in as the leg before shout is turned down. India take the DRS but the ball is slipping down the leg side and the review is lost.

Gabriel defends the next two balls and then takes a single before Cummins blocks the last ball.

Jadeja ends West Indies' resistance with the wicket of Cummins, who goes for the slog sweep but misses and is bowled for a 45-ball duck.

West Indies are bowled out for 222 in 74.2 overs in their first innings as India take a 75-run first inning lead.

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