Gill, Agarwal give India good start

December 03, 2021 13:05

India 35-0 (12 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Some generous flight from Ajaz as Mayank leans forward and keeps it out. There is a fielder placed back at long-on with the Kiwis looking to restrict the Indian openers from attacking the spinner down the ground.

Ajaz bowls a tidy over, maintaining a good line and length as Gill plays out a maiden over.

Southee starts his sixth over with a good delivery, which bounces more than expected before the next goes off the outside half of the bat, towards the slip region.

Gill defends the next few balls before he keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

Gill looking to be positive. He gives Ajaz the charge as he plays the inside out lofted shot for a boundary over the covers and then takes a single down to long-off.

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