Pujara out for 55; India lose 3rd wicket

November 22, 2019 20:11

India 144-3 (40 ovs) vs B'desh 106 | Scorecard

Taijul has a huge leg before wicket shout turned down against Pujara, who pads up against a delivery pitched outside the off-stump. The appeal is rejected and Bangladesh decide against the review before Pujara takes a single on the leg side.

A single each to Pujara and Kohli off the next over bowled by pacer Ebadat.

In the next over, Kohli clips Taijul through midwicket for two runs before he takes a single to long-on.

Pujara again uses his feet to the spinner as he taps him on the leg side for two runs before he keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

Ebadat brings Bangladesh some relief with the wicket of Pujara, who is caught at second slip after a good innings of 55. The pacer got some extra bounce as Pujara only managed to edge it to the second slip fielder.

Ajinkya Rahane pushes the second ball he faces down the ground for three runs to get off the mark.

Kohli then pulls a short ball through midwicket for a four to complete his fifty in some style, from 76 balls.

He is then struck on the arm by another short ball as he is early into the shot, trying to clip it on the leg side.

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