Khawaja, Marsh rally Australia

January 18, 2019 09:50

Aus 80-2 (20 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Another tidy over from Jadhav, giving away just four runs, for a total of 16 runs giving away from his four overs. At the other end, Shankar has conceded just 12 runs from his four overs, before the medium pacer makes way for Ravindra Jadeja.

Khawaja clips the second ball fine as it bounces just short of Virat Kohli at leg slip and goes fine for two runs. He plays a similar shot off the next for one before Jadeja bowls a wide.

Jadhav drops short as Marsh pulls it for a four and then slaps the next through the covers for three runs.

Khawaja then taps the third ball into the covers and comes across for a quick single.

Jadhav drops short again as Marsh again pulls it over midwicket for the second four of the over, with 12 coming from the first four balls.

Jadeja then misfields to give away a single before Khawaja gets a thick outside edge past the wicketkeeper for two runs as Jadhav gives away 15 runs from the over.

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