Iyer out for 18; India lose 4th wkt

December 03, 2021 16:10

India 164-4 (52 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Kyle Jamieson, who has bowled five overs so far, is back into the attack. Agarwal is beaten as he pokes away from his body with the ball moving away a touch to go past the edge.

He leaves the next as Jamieson again goes wide before defending the next two balls followed by a leave.

Ajaz drifts down the leg side as Wriddhiman Saha sweeps it fine but wicketkeeper Blundell gets his foot down in time to save some runs.

Saha getting well forward to keep out the full deliveries as he plays out a maiden over from Ajaz.

Jamieson looking to tempt Agarwal with wide deliveries, who prefers to leave, looking to avoid any flashy shots close to the century.

He nudges a full delivery through square leg for one and Saha keeps out the last two balls.

Ajaz drops short as Agarwal tries to pull it but fails to connect before he runs the next square on the off-side for a couple of runs and then takes a single.

Saha plays back to a full delivery which turns sharply as he gets it off the outside half of the bat towards short thirdman.

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