Thakur strikes; NZ lose 1st wicket

November 25, 2022 11:52

NZ 35-1 (8 ovs) vs India 306-7 | Scorecard

Interesting bowling change for India as Arshdeep makes way for off-spinner Washington Sundar in the Powerplay, to bowl the seventh over.

Allen plays the first ball with the spin, clipping it on the leg side for a single and Conway looks to defend with utmost caution.

He is happy to play safe against Sundar, as he keeps out five deliveries in a row to end a very good over from the spinner.

Thakur starts his new over with a wide down the leg side to Allen.

The next ball is flicked straight to Chahal at midwicket who puts down one of the easiest catches you will ever see.

However, two balls later Thakur gets his man as Allen pokes away from his body and gets a fine edge to be caught behind for 22.

Kane Williamson gets a beauty first up as Thakur gets the ball to move away before he keeps out the next two balls.

Thakur has taken one wicket for one run in two overs, with the only run conceded being a wide.

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