🏏India vs West Indies,2nd Test: New Delhi, Day 4🏏 - Page 12

IND 518/5 d

WI 174/6 (55.1)

CRR: 3.15

Day 3: 1st Session - West Indies trail by 344 runs

Partnership: 11(20)

Last Wkt: Justin Greaves lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 18(20) - 174/7 in 55.2 ov.

Ovs Left: 77.4

Last 10 overs: 23 runs, 3 wkts

Toss: India (Batting)

Kuldeep Yadav to Justin Greaves, out Lbw!! Justin Greaves has been adjudged lbw and he's walking. Flighted legbreak, Greaves attempts the reverse-sweep and misses to get trapped plumb in front. Greaves knows he's a goner Justin Greaves lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 18(20) [4s-3]

Kuldeep Yadav to Justin Greaves, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!

55.1

Kuldeep Yadav to Justin Greaves, FOUR, 81.4kph, legbreak that spins down leg, Greaves flicks off the back foot and the ball quickly rolls away to fine leg

KD apni jagah pakki kar raha haiFinally

Another W

That was Beauty by Siraj

Siraj to Warrican, OUT

Siraj does have his man now! Warrican tamely drives at a full ball outside off and all he manages is an inside edge onto the stumps. One is knocked back, one is sent flying and Siraj brings out the 'Siuuu' celebration. First wicket for a fast bowler in this Test!

Jomel Warrican b Mohammed Siraj 1 (5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 20

Originally posted by: Savera84

Chalo, take the other wickets as soon as possible and ask them to follow on. I don't like one sided matches, but WI doesn't stand a chance against India in India.

Cheers..

Siraj to Warrican, out Bowled!! He's got him now and he doesn't need a review for this - pitched up in that channel just outside off - Warrican's feet is rooted to the crease as he pokes at that, he's playing well away from his body, gets a thick inside edge and drags it back onto the stumps - the middle-pole lays flat on the ground, the off-pole is pegged back and West Indies are falling away in a heap on the third morning. Warrican b Siraj 1(5)

Siraj to Warrican, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

KD could have 5fer by now if only DJ could see the ball on time

Something was going on between umpire and KL,not happy talk though

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

The Indian players disperse from a huddle and in walk the WI batters. The sun is out. Can the visitors make the Indians toil hard? Spin to start the proceedings on day three. Kuldeep has the ball in his hand. A slip and short leg in place. Here we go..

Pitch Report: "Standing at the North End, there are some footmarks. There's a nice grass cover that has kept it together nicely. The cracks are a lot more evident but they are not too bad because of the grass. Batting from this end, it looks quite secure and runs are available. It looks good from this end. From the other end, there are footmarks. You can see the cracks opening up. The spinners will use these footmarks," reckon Deep Dasgupta and Ian Bishop. More on the deck from Daren Ganga - "Very much the same in terms of one end having more grass than other. The wear and tear continues to become a little more significant. That's not going to allow the spinners to threaten more. The lowering of bounce will continue to exist in this Test match. When the ball meets those bare patches and the footholes, it'll turn a little sharper."

Thanks di 🙏

KD is trying hard,but nai ho raha