Kuldeep gets his third

Wed, 10 September 2025

20:57

UAE 52-6 (11 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Dhruv Parashar comes to the crease.

Varun Chakravarthy with his second over and Asif Khan mistimes the full delivery. No run.

Another dot follows as Varun hits him on the pads. India review the on-field decision of not out but the ball was going down the leg.

Asif Khan then edges one the mid-wicket and gets off the strike.

Parashar then sees off the remaining three deliveries. Just a single come off it.

Shivam Dube comes into the attack. Starts with a good length delivery outside off and Asif pushes it to cover. No run on offer.

Another dot follows.

Out! Asif Khan is gone, caught by Sanju Samson! A tad shorter delivery and the batter trying to play it off the backfoot edges it to the keeper. Sanju Samson takes a brilliant catch behind the stumps.

Asif could make on 2 off seven balls.

Simranjeet Singh comes to the crease and Dube greets him with a full delivery outside off-stump. The batter drives it straight to the man at cover.

A dot later, he gets off the mark with a drive through cover point.

Just a single off Dube's first over.

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