NZ spinners keep it tight

October 26, 2024 14:48

Ind 190-7 (45 ovs) and 156 vs NZ 259 and 255 | Scorecard

Phillips continues and Jadeja plays four dots before he takes a single to long on.

Ashwin ends the over with a single as 2 come off it.

Santner continues and after a dot, Ashwin takes a single to backward square leg.

Three dots later, Jadeja whips the ball to mid-wicket for a single as 2 come off it.

Phillips continues and Jadeja starts the over with a couple to extra cover.

He then plays three dots before he whips the ball to long on for a single.

Ashwin then takes a single to end the over as 4 come off it.

Santner continues and a dot later Ashwin takes a single.

Two dots later, Jadeja plays the ball to backward square leg for a single.

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

Phillips opens the attack after tea with Jadeja on strike and he starts with three dots.

Jadeja then cuts the short ball to deep backward point for a single.

A dot later, Ashwin plays the ball to the off side for a single as 2 come off it.

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