Watch Rishabh Pant takes flying catch as Mohammad Shami sends back Ben Stokes for golden duck in India s 1st ODI
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?????? A dream start for India.Scorecard/clips: ?????? India kept up the pressure as Bumrah came back in the sixth over to dismiss Jonny Bairstow. The ace pacer continued his brilliant form to pick up his fourth wicket in the form of Liam Livingstone to reduce England to 26/5. The tourists used the new ball to perfection to put the reigning world champions on the backfoot early in the game.
Watch Rishabh Pant takes flying catch as Mohammad Shami sends back Ben Stokes for golden duck in India s 1st ODI
India got off to a flying start in the first ODI against England. (Credit: Twitter) plucked on to a fine diving catch in India's first ODI against England at the Kennington Oval in London on Tuesday, July 12. Indian captain opted to bowl first after winning the toss on an overcast morning. The decision paid dividends immediately as got the better of Jason Roy and Joe Root in the second over. The two batters departed without troubling the scorers. With the tails up, Mohammad Shami dismissed Ben Stokes for a golden duck in the next over to reduce the hosts to 7/3 in 2.4 overs. With the ball moving, Shami hurried Stokes with a quick back of a length delivery. The English all-rounder tried to defend the ball but it came in sharply only to find the inside edge. The ball was traveling fast and was moving away from Rishabh Pant, who produced a full-length dive to his right to complete a one-handed catch. Watch Stokes' dismissal here: A dream start for India.Scorecard/clips:
?????? A dream start for India.Scorecard/clips: ?????? India kept up the pressure as Bumrah came back in the sixth over to dismiss Jonny Bairstow. The ace pacer continued his brilliant form to pick up his fourth wicket in the form of Liam Livingstone to reduce England to 26/5. The tourists used the new ball to perfection to put the reigning world champions on the backfoot early in the game.