India off to a watchful start

Fri, 10 October 2025

10:36

India 29-0 (12 ovs) vs WI | Scorecard

Change in the bowling as Justin Greaves comes into the attack. Third boundary in a row for India as Jaiswal glances the first ball from Greaves fine on the off-side for a four.

He is beaten next ball trying to slash the pacer through the off-side before he watchfully keeps out the rest of the over.

India are 29 for no loss in 10 overs with Rahul on 19 and Jaiswal on 10.

Change of ends for Phillip as he takes over from Seales. He has a confident shout for leg before wicket turned down against Rahul, who plays down the wrong line to the incoming delivery and is hit on the pads.

West Indies takes the review but the decision stands as the point of impact is umpire's call.

Phillip has bowled well, sticking to a probing line and length, not giving away anything to concede nine runs from five overs.

In the next over, Greaves beat Jaiswal who pushes away from his body and is beaten on the outside edge.

The drinks have been called for the first time on Day 1 as India reach 29 for no loss in 12 hours after the first hour.

Both openers have been quite watchful, with Rahul on 19 from 37 balls and Jaiswal on 10 from 35 balls.

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