Jaiswal guides India to 94/1 at lunch

Fri, 10 October 2025

11:36

India 94-1 (28 ovs) vs WI | Scorecard

A few seconds left for 11.30 but the umpires decide to have another over in the session.

Warrican to bowl the final over of the morning session. Jaiswal hits the first ball to long-on for a single before Sudharsan slaps the next through the covers for two runs.

India go into the lunch break on Day 1 on 94/1 in 28 overs.

Jaiswal cut loose after a slow start to score a solid 40 from 78 balls, hitting seven fours. Sudharsan has started confidently to score 16 from 36 balls.

Rahul was the only wicket to fall, stumped off spinner Warrican for 38.

West Indies pacers started off well, keeping things tight as just 29 runs came from 12 overs in the first hour before Jaiswal and Rahul changed gears.

Jaiswal is once again looking good for a big knock and he would be keen to cash in after doing all the hard work in the morning session.

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