Rain stops play; India 53/2

July 01, 2022 16:40

India 53-2 (20.1 ovs) vs England | Scorecard

Potts also happy to plug all day long in the channel outside the off-stump to Vihari, who is happy to leave.

The first three balls are left alone before Potts bowls it full and bit too straight which Vihari drives to mid-on.

The fifth ball is glanced to fine leg where the fielder puts in the dive but is unable to stop the boundary to bring up India's 50, in the 19th over.

The last ball is clipped to deep square leg for another couple of runs.

The crowd at Edgbaston is excited as Anderson bowls to Kohli. The first ball is wide of the stumps as Kohli offers no stroke before he does the same next three balls.

The fifth is on the stumps as Kohli blocks before he takes a quick single off the last ball to get off the mark.

Potts continues from the other end. The first ball strikes Kohli high on the pads as it starts raining the ground with the umpires calling the players off the field.

India are 53/2 in 20.1 overs at the rain interval with Vihari on 14 and Kohli on 1.

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