Kuldeep strikes; Seifert out for 25-ball 43

February 10, 2019 13:11

NZ 83-1 (8 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Munro gets some good timing as he plays a nice drive off an overpitched Pandya delivery for a four and then takes one on the leg side.

Hardik tries the slower ball but Seifert has spotted it early as he lofts it over the long-off fence for a six.

Two singles from the last two balls as Hardik concedes 13 runs from his second over.

The two Pandya brothers in total have conceded 42 runs in three overs.

A desperate India introduce Kuldeep Yadav into the attack. He starts off in perfect fashion as Munro is beaten first ball before he takes one.

Seifert tries to reverse Kuldeep but is beaten and he survives the leg before shout.

The right-hander is then beaten all ends up by the googly as he tries to defend and Dhoni whips off the bails in a flash.

The stumping appeal is referred to the TV umpire and a close decision goes in India's favour and commentator Simon Doull is unhappy with the ruling. 'Clearly the third umpire is not seeing what we are seeing,' he says.

Kane Williamson laps the first ball fine for two runs to get off the mark and then takes a single.

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