India need another wicket to have control

October 24, 2024 13:14

NZ 145-3 (47 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

India have struck in the first hour after lunch with Ashwin taking out opener Conway for 76.

Mitchell has looked bit suspect since coming in to bat but New Zealand's hopes will now rest on Rachin Ravindra who is looking in fine flow.

Jadeja continues and after a dot, Mitchell and Ravindra take a single each.

Mitchell then plays a defensive shot before being beaten. A dot to end the over as 2 come off it.

Ashwin continues and Mitchell is being tested here as he plays three dots.

Ashwin then speaks to Pant as he appeals but Rohit doesn't review as Mitchell is hit on the pad.

Mitchell then takes a single to long on.

A dot to end the over as just 1 comes off it.

Jadeja back in the attack and after three dots, Rachin steps out and plays it softly past the bowler for a single.

Mitchell then sweeps it to backward square leg for one.

A dot to end the over as 2 come off it.

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