Tucker in full flow

June 26, 2022 23:53

Ire 52-3 (6 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Umran Malik comes in the attack now and he bowls full and straight and Tucker plays the ball for a single.

Tector then gets a single off the inside edge to square leg.

Umran then bowls to Tucker's pads and the ball runs down to fine leg for 4 leg byes.

Tucker then gets a single to third man before Tector plays an immaculate straight drive through the vacant mid-on region for a four.

A wide later, short ball and Tucker pulls it for a six over square leg as 18 come off the over.

Axar in the attack now and after a dot, Tector gets to the pitch of the ball and creams it through covers for a four.

Tector follows it up with another four as he goes over covers this time.

Tector and Tucker then steal a single off overthrows after Axar hits the stumps at the non-strikers' end.

Tucker ends the over with a single to the leg side as 12 runs come off it.

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