Ashwin, Jadeja take India past 200

September 19, 2024 14:57

Ravichandran Ashwin

India 208-6 (53 ovs) vs B'desh | Scorecard

Ashwin and Jadeja have run well between the wickets. They take a quick single each off the first two balls of Taskin's new over.

Ashwin pulls the fifth ball in the gap through square leg for a couple of runs to keep the scoreboard moving along.

Mahmud from the other end. Jadeja picks a single from the first ball before Ashwin goes after a full wide delivery, as he looks to smash it through the covers but it goes off the outside edge flying over the slips for a four.

The next ball is in the slot, full and wide, and this time Ashwin hammers the drive through the covers bang off the middle for another boundary.

That also raises the 50-run stand for the seventh wicket from 57 balls to bring India back on track.

Mahmud beats Ashwin with the incoming delivery as he misses the flick and is struck high above the knee rool.

Bangladesh take the review after the umpire turns down the appeal. The ball is going over the stumps as the decision stands and Bangladesh lose their review.

Shakib Al Hasan comes into the attack. He starts with a leg side delivery which Jadeja swats fine for a four to take India past 200, in the 53rd over.

He takes a single next ball before Ashwin lofts the spinner high over midwicket for a six to bring the Chennai crowd to its feet.

Ashwin on fire with the bat, smashing his way to 40 from 36 balls, with five fours and a six.

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