END OF OVER:50 | 6 Runs 2 Wkts | IND: 252/10 | RR: 5.04
- Jasprit Bumrah10 (6b)
- Kane Richardson10-0-55-3
- Pat Cummins10-1-34-1
5.43pm This isn't exactly what India would have wanted, a score of 252. But this is not a batting surface, it's slow and two-paced. Australia will definitely take that, especially when Kohli and Rahane were going so well. But Kohli's wicket, after a typically fluent 92, slowed down India to the point where all they could aim for was close to 270. They fell short of that too. Australia, despite their batting struggles, will fancy their chances in this game. Shashank will be back with you in a bit for the first half of the chase.
Ajinkya Rahane: We were looking to get 260-270, but 250 is decent. I knew if I take my time, I could play my shots. We wanted to disrupt their plans. We were looking to get 290, in between was not easy to rotate the strike, wicket was two paced. Really challenging conditions.
YS Chahal run out 1 (3m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
HH Pandya c Warner b Richardson 20 (56m 26b 2x4 0x6) SR: 76.92
Last over, India will want 260 or thereabouts
END OF OVER:49 | 7 Runs 1 Wkt | IND: 246/8 | RR: 5.02
- Hardik Pandya20 (25b)
- Jasprit Bumrah5 (3b)
- Pat Cummins10-1-34-1
- Kane Richardson9-0-49-2
Param Gupta: "What happens if the batsmen cross twice (equivalent of running two runs) before a catch is taken? Does the new batsman come on strike or the non-striker (seeing as the batsmen "crossed")?" Considered as two runs, I presume
Bumrah
Kuldeep Yadav c †Wade b Cummins 0 (1m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
That shower would have done more damage to India, could spruce up this surface after a slow first innings