4.5 another short ball and this time it works. It was short down the leg side, Singh tries to flick it away, edges it down the leg side in the gloves of keeper for a simple catch 26/1

13.6 Chand picked up another! Two in the over. It was a superb delivery, pitched just outside off, swung away with some pace, Kulkarni tried to push at it, ended up a thick outside edge in the gloves of Magar 62/3

13.5 That was very close to midwicket fielder. Short in length, pulled away in the air just wide of diving short midwicket fielder, good effort by the fielder in the deep, as he ran across and stopped a ball just inside the rope at deep square leg, Moliya wanted to take the 4th run, no communication he was just going for the 4th run blindly, sent back by Kulkarni, fielder picked up the ball and fired at bowling end, Chand collected it and broke the stumps, Moliya was well short of crease. Dumre was the fielder in the deep who stopped the ball just inside the rope and recovered it well with a good throw at bowling end. 61/2

49.4 skied to deep mid-on! Well watched by Bhandari, as the ball went pretty high. In fact, he had to take a good few steps from the long-on boundary, and end up three-fourths of the way to where a mid-on would have been. Slower ball from Jha - and on a length around off - as Saharan swung across the line, and was beaten 295/5

47.4 taken at deep midwicket! This time he finds the fielder at the bigger boundary. Another short delivery from Jha, and this one around sixth stump. The ball also seemed to have got big on to Dhas, who had to ride the bounce to swat that. He ended up timing it well, but the ball went right where the fielder was waiting 277/4

13.2 Pace and bounce does it! Short in length, angling in, Deepak tried to pull that one, beaten by pace, hit high on the bat, went in the air for a simple return catch back to bowler 48/1

23.1 ahh, bowled him! Pandey strikes for India again. That barely turned away, as it landed on the shorter side of a length on middle and ended up hitting the inside of the off stump. Kumal opened the face of his bat and looked to poke at it, but seemed to be beaten by the invisible turn as much as by the considerable bounce 71/3

21.5 slogged to short midwicket! No real reaction or emotion from India, though. Pandey bowled full, and got it to dip close to off stump. Magar was early into his attempted hoick across the line, and ended up chipping the ball to the fielder close in 65/2

38.5 chops this on! Almost a lazy-looking shot. Pandey bowled on a length on middle and off, getting it to dip too. Khanal stood deep in the crease, and looked to tap this behind the wicket, only to get a bottom edge on to the stumps 120/9

23.6 edged to slip! He looked to withdraw his bat last moment, but by then, the ball had already tickled his bat. Short of a length around fifth stump, as this one didn't seem to have turned. Bikram waited for the ball to come, before shaping to poke. And even as he changed his mind quite belatedly, it didn't help 73/4

24.6 nabbed by second slip! He takes it with a reverse cup, and just below his neck. Kulkarni bowled it on a fullish length, and pretty wide of off, and Dumre couldn't resist. He went slicing far from his body, only for the outside edge to land bang where the fielder was positioned, as there was no first slip or gully in place 74/5

26.2 chops on! India remain unmoved by the wickets. Kulkarni bowls fullish and a bit wide of off, angling it across the left-hander. Jha looked to drive with a horizontal bat, but ended up getting an inside edge on to off stump 76/6

27.5 hits off stump! Murugan bowls on a length on off, getting the ball to dip on to the left-hander. Kandel played for the turn, looking to push at the ball from outside off. But it went on straight and beat his inside edge, as Murugan struck in his first over 77/7

34.6 tickled to the keeper! This has come after ages, really. And the Indians make it known by a pretty animated celebration. Shukla banged it in short on middle and leg, and got it to angle across from around the wicket. The ball climbed up rather sharply, with Bhandari following its path and ending up nudging it behind 105/8