Agarwal out for 14; India lose 1st wicket

November 22, 2019 17:10

India 26-1 (5 ovs) vs B'desh 106 | Scorecard

Rohit clips Al-Amin on the leg side for a single before Agarwal steers a wide delivery past the gully fielder for a four as India are off to a quick start, scoring at over six per over.

Bangladesh will need a few quick wickets or else the Indian openers will run away with the match in no time with their ability to score at a good rate.

Al-Amin does well to adjust his line as he comes closer to the stumps and Agarwal watchfully defends the rest of the over.

Rohit's timing seems quite good right from the start. He taps Jayed through the covers with minimum of fuss for three runs before Agarwal clips the last ball through square leg for a four as India race to 25 for no loss in four overs.

Against the run of play, India lose the wicket of Agarwal. The right-hander plays a loose shot trying to slash a wide delivery behind point but hits it straight to the fielder to perish for 14.

No wonder legend Sunil Gavaskar is unhappy at Agarwal's poor choice of shot, which sees him gift his wicket away.

Cheteshwar Pujara solidly blocks the last two balls of the over.

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