Munro out for 40-ball 76; NZ lose 2nd wicket

February 10, 2019 13:34

NZ 140-2 (14 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Kuldeep comes back and he makes the breakthrough with the crucial wicket of Munro. The left-hander goes for the slog sweep but fails to make proper connection and is caught by Hardik at long-on, who vents out his frustration after taking the catch.

Munro walks back after an entertaining innings of 76 from 40 balls, having hit five sixes and six fours.

Good bowling from Kuldeep as he bowled it a bit slower and made Munro fetch it from wide outside of off-stump, resulting in the miscue.

Colin de Grandhomme shows his intent immediately as he plays an aggressive shot first up, getting a thick edge which goes over point for two runs before he sensibly taps the next to long-off for one.

Williamson retains strike with a single from the last ball.

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