B'desh opt to bowl; India play 3 pacers

September 19, 2024 09:42

India 2-0 (2 ovs) vs B'desh

Captain Rohit Sharma walks out to open the batting with youngster Yashasvi Jaiswal, while pacer Taskin Ahmed will bowl the first over for Bangladesh.

The first ball is outside the off-stump as Jaiswal guides it towards gully with soft hands and offers no shot to the next ball.

The third ball is a beauty as Taskin gets some movement and bounce to beat Jaiswal on the outside edge. The left-hander taps the fourth ball on the leg side to get India off the mark.

Rohit leaves the first ball bowled at him and is beaten last ball poking away from the body.

Seamer Hasan Mahmud from the other end. The first ball is too straight as Jaiswal glances it to fine leg for one.

Mahmud bowls in the channel just outside the off-stump as Rohit happy to leave, not wanting to play away from the body.

The line is too wide from Mahmud as Rohit leaves five balls in a row.

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