India A tour of England and Scotland 2010 : Pujara to lead

[Gunner_Mania]

I spoke to Unadkat. He got injured on the middle finger but is Ok to bat today

[Gunner_Mania]

240/9 @ lunch

[Gunner_Mania]

Absolutely no strike rotation. Saha a batsman letting Unadkat more strike. 247/9 lead 103

[Gunner_Mania]

7-2 offside field. Finally Saha hooks one for a 6 off the last ball of the over

[Gunner_Mania]

Saha playing some decent shots.

[Gunner_Mania]

Saha 50 of 89 balls. West Indies bowling rubbish. Hardly making Unadkat play. As I write this Saha out lbw

[rkt.india]

Saha 50 of 89 balls. West Indies bowling rubbish. Hardly making Unadkat play. As I write this Saha out lbw

how is Andre Russel bowling...is he looking quick or medium?

[Gunner_Mania]

They all look quick to me seeing how the ball is thudding into the wk's palms.

[Gunner_Mania]

Unadkat gets his first of this innings

[rkt.india]

Unadkat gets his first of this innings

wt about Unadkat? hw is he looking?

[Gunner_Mania]

Unadkat has pace, more importantly making the batsman play. Kulkarni doesn't appear to have pace. The guys are making quite some noise in the field.

[Chandan]

What happened to Unadkat? Is he injured again? Why did he leave his 11th over after bowling just one delivery?

[Sooda]

Could they have gone in with one more bowler given Ganapthy and Abdulla can bat a bit...? I think Tyagi is injured right? Is no one else there aside from Jaskaran?

[Gunner_Mania]

^ Abdullah got a first ball duck:)

[Gunner_Mania]

It was a pity..they represent the richest board in the game and they don't even have a sponsor. Even the West Indies A team have Digicel as sponsorer

[Sooda]

Lol, ya, well on paper he can bat a bit. Unadkat gets his 10-fer :D.. cracking stuff

[Gunner_Mania]

^ He had a lot more shouts as well. I tried capturing video of one over. Let me see if I can post it later.

[Feed]

Windies 'A' struggling to avoid defeat More... Windies 'A' struggling to avoid defeat ...despite Russell's heroics vs India 'A' LEICESTER Sunday, June 13th 2010 The 22-year-old Russell, a late call-up to the squad as a replacement, claimed five for 68 to limit the Indians to 291 all out after they resumed from a powerful overnight position of 183 for two. By the close at Grace Road, however, West Indies A had slipped to 125 for five, still requiring another 22 runs to avoid an innings defeat. Yet again, the Caribbean side was undone by debutant left-arm seamer Jaidev Unadkat who followed up his seven-wicket haul in the first innings by capturing three for 41 to shine once again. West Indies ’A’ did well to recover from the early loss of opener Kraigg Brathwaite for one at 16 for one in the fourth over of the innings to reach 102 for two late in the day. But the 18-year-old Unadkat struck two telling blows late in the session, removing the resolute left-hander Omar Phillips for 35 and the aggressive Chadwick Walton for seven, as three wickets fell for 23 runs. Kirk Edwards has so far spent over an hour in gathering seven and was partnered at the close by all-rounder David Bernard Jr, who was yet to score. Earlier, Windies A had done well to limit the powerful Indian line-up, snaring the last eight wickets for 108 runs. The dangerous Ajinkya Rahane added just three to his overnight unbeaten 69 before perishing at the hands of Russell before the Jamaican also accounted for Manish Pandey for six at 202 for four. Russell then orchestrated a slide by snatching three quick wickets as India A lost five wickets for as many runs in the space of six overs. He bowled Manoj Tiwary for two, had Chandrasekar Ganapathy caught at the wicket for one, before also bowling Iqbal Abdulla without scoring two balls later to leave India A on 207 for eight. In between, pacer Gavin Tonge (2-86) claimed Cheteshwar Pujara for 44 after the right-hander resumed the day on 34. Wicketkeeker/batsman Wriddhiman Saha then scored an even fifty, leading two partnerships to frustrate Windies A. Saha, who played his only senior Test this year against South Africa, struck five fours and a six off 91 balls in 143 minutes at the crease, posting 23 for the ninth wicket with Dhawal Kulkarni and then another 61 for the last wicket with Unadkat (12 not out). He was last out, lbw to seamer Lionel Baker, who finished with two for 55. Brathwaite then fell lbw to Unadkat before captain Devon Smith and Phillips added a crucial 59 for the second wicket. The left-handed Smith cracked six fours in an innings spanning 76 balls and 104 minutes before he was bowled by medium pacer Ganapathy at 75 for two. -CMC

[Gunner_Mania]

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[msb1991]

Lol, Unadkat has another one, makes it 11 for the match.