Jadeja hits 50; India need 28 from 3 overs

February 08, 2020 15:23

India 246-8 (47 ovs) vs NZ 273-8 | Scorecard

Bennett is back into the attack. Jadeja pulls the first ball for a single before Chahal is beaten next ball.

He taps the next ball to point as Jadeja calls him across for a quick single but Taylor misses the direct hit.

Three more singles from the last three balls as Bennett concedes just five runs from the 46th over.

In the next over, Jadeja pulls Jamieson behind square for two runs and then taps the next to midwicket for another couple to bring up his fifty, from 67 balls.

Jadeja then gets a single before Chahal swings the next over midwicket for two runs.C

Chahal then gets an edge trying to slash it over point to get a boundary and keeps strike with one from the last ball.

12 runs from the over, as India now need 28 from 3 overs for victory.

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