India keep it tight

January 17, 2020 20:46

Aus 235-5 (40 ovs) vs Ind 340-6 (50 ovs) | Scorecard

106 needed off the last 10 overs here and Australia's hopes lie squarely on Turner and Agar if they have to win this match.

With the required run rate going past 10 an over, Australia have a mountain to climb.

Shami back in the attack, he starts with a short ball and Turner pulls the ball down to mid-wicket for a couple.

Shami then yorks the batsmanm, who scampers for a single. Big shout for LBW. Not given. India take the review and the review shows that the ball was missing the leg stump and India lose the review.

Shami bowls a bumper next and Agar tries to swat but lets it go.

Shami then bowls the next one wide.

Short ball next and Agar pulls it down to the leg side for a single.

Dot next ball before Turner takes a couple to end the over.

Bumrah back into the attack. Will he finish it off from here?

Turner gets a single off the first ball of the over before Agar is tested.

Agar then plays the ball down the ground for a single.

Bumrah then drifts down the leg and the ball goes down fine for 4 leg byes. 7 come off the over as the batsmem sneak in a single off the last ball of the over.

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