Gill falls for 28; India 2 down

June 19, 2021 16:51

India 63-2 (25 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Change in the bowling as Southee comes back into the attack. Gill pushes the first ball on the off-side and offers no shot to the next before Southee slides the third down the leg side.

Another leave from Gill before he blocks out the last two balls.

Pujara at his watchful best as he defends Jamieson, looking to play it late. He tries the bouncer but Pujara is able to easily duck under it before he is hit on the pads by the inswinger.

Another good incoming delivery as Pujara is beaten trying to block it out and he offers no shot to the last ball.

Neil Wagner comes into the attack, in the 25th over. He takes just three deliveries to strike as he gets the wicket of the well-set Gill, who is caught behind for 28.

The outswinger is slanted across Gill, who hangs his bat out only to get the edge to be caught behind by wicketkeeper Watling.

Two wickets for one runs in the space of 26 deliveries as New Zealand make a good comeback.

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