Gill out for 17; India lose 1st wkt

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July 01, 2022 15:49

India 31-1 (10 ovs) vs England | Scorecard

Pujara taps the third ball of Broad's new over on the off-side for a quick single.

Vihari gets another cracking delivery, extra bounce and swing for Broad, as it beats the edge.

The India No 3 is beaten again last ball as Broad produces another beauty to go past the edge.

Pujara doing well to rotate the strike as he taps Anderson on the off-side and takes a quick single.

Anderson sticks to the line just outside the off-stump as Vihari is happy to watch it go through to the keeper as he offers no shot to the next five deliveries.

Pujara looking quite positive with his footwork even while defending. He gets well forward to defend Broad into the covers and then taps the next off the backfoot into the off-side.

Broad gets the full delivery to swing in sharply as Pujara offers no shot and the ball passes very close to the off-stump.

India are 31/1 in 10 overs, with Pujara on seven and Vihari on two.

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