@Halliwell wrote:
Chase hogging strike
foolishness
Really ?
With wickets tumbling at the other end ?
The Independent Voice of West Indies Cricket
@Halliwell wrote:
Chase hogging strike
foolishness
Really ?
With wickets tumbling at the other end ?
48.6
Auqib Nabi to Shamar Joseph, 2 runs, Oh dear! Kuldeep made a mess of this catch and also slammed the back of the head into the ground. Thankfully the impact was soft.
WI 398-7(49) CRR:8.12
49.2
Gurnoor Brar to Shamar Joseph, FOUR, 400 up for West Indies. Wide yorker outside off stump, Shamar reaches out and slices it over the leaping short third fielder
49.4
Gurnoor Brar to Shamar Joseph, 1 run, Shamar backs away, Gurnoor Brar follows him with a yorker. Shamar tried to flick, but shows the back of the bat to the ball. It lobs and lands in front of Gill at cover. Funny bit of cricket that from Shamar
Shubman Gill asks for the heavy roller. He wants some hard pressing to make it as flat as possible for the initial overs. India actually walk back confident.
@FineBajanMan wrote:
I was thinking the same thing when I heard him say that fingers are under the ball while it looked like the ball was on the ground. I knew he was going to give him out.
yep knoew he was gonna give him out. jhe was just looking for more reasons not to have him there. But its good to see we probably used that to score 400
Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill are at the crease.
Rohit Sharma is on strike.
Jayden Seales will open the attack
0.1
Jayden Seales to Rohit Sharma, no run, a perfect away-swinger outside off, and Rohit Sharma leaves it alone. He’s not too happy about something, though - perhaps an issue with the sightscreen or some movement behind it
0.6
Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, phew, that was close to the stumps! Back of a length outside off, Gill goes for the cut and gets a thick under-edge that flies past the off stump by a whisker and races away for four to the left of the keeper
IND 8-0(1) CRR:8 REQ:8.12
Shubman Gill 6 (4)
Rohit Sharma 1 (2)
Jayden Seales 1-0-8-0
1.2
Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, easy pickings for Rohit Sharma! It's short and wide and Rohit Sharma rides the bounce and slashes it to deep backward point for his first boundary of the nigh
1.3
Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, SIX, top edge, and that has sailed all the way over the keeper’s head for a maximum! Short of a length and climbing big on Rohit, who swivels for the pull but gets a top edge that flies over the keeper and clears the boundary. Rohit was clearly surprised by the extra bounce and pace
1.5
Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, goes short and wide once again, and Rohit Sharma is not going to miss out.