Bumrah strikes; England lose early wkt

August 04, 2021 15:58

England 7-1 (5 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Bumrah starts his second over with a full delivery as Zak Crawley defends watchfully and offers no stroke to a wide delivery which moves away.

Bumrah gets the third ball to jag in sharply as Crawley blocks it out and then takes a single to mid-on to get England off the mark and leaves the last ball easily.

Shami starts his second over with a wide delivery which is left alone. The next ball is closer to the stumps as Crawley blocks but gets it off the inside half of the bat on the leg side.

Crawley taps Shami into the covers for a single and Sibley plays a beautiful straight drive off the last ball but Shardul at mid-on puts in the dive to save some runs.

In the next over, Crawley clips Bumrah's inswinger off his pads through midwicket for three runs.

A full delivery from Bumrah as Sibley blocks it out straight for a single and Crawley picks one off the last ball.

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