Morton swings the flighted delivery to long-on stands and pumps his fist. West Indies have leveled the series in style. Victory easily achieved after they had scythed through the Indian batting line-up. Dhoni resisted valiantly and found support from RP Singh but it only delayed the inevitable. Congrats West Indies.
West Indies vs India, 2nd ODI at Kingston, Jun 28 2009 - Ball by Ball Commentary
Hang on for post-match quotes from the captains.
Dhoni: "We should have showed bit more respect to the bowlers. It was swinging early on. We just went with our strokes and paid for it. Me and RP got some partnership going, other wise it would have been embarassment. We cannot just depend on one man to score runs each time [Yuvraj Singh]."
Gayle Glad to square the series. Ravi Rampaul and Taylor bowled well. There was some moisture and Taylor and Ravi used it well and got it to swing. You have to give credit to Dhoni who batted well with RP Singh."
Man of the match is Ravi Rampaul : "I have been working hard. It was a good effort today. I bowled well and picked up couple of wickets. It was a good return to international cricket. I had a good domestic season. As I said I have been working hard. Today I showed the selectors what I am capable of. I bowled a bit more fuller and got swing."
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floated on the middle stump line, defended to the on side
comes down the track to deflect it to right of midwicket
turning in towards the off stump, cut to left of short third man where Nehra doesn't stop it cleanly
quicker one but it slips down the leg side
stays back to push the off break back to the bowler
comes down the track and drives the full toss back to the bowler
moves forward to defend to the on side
slower, on the middle, worked to right of midwicket for a single
quicker one, full outside off, nudged to short third man
a tad short in length, turning into off, dabbed to point
on the middle, topspinner, gets a leading edge back to the bowler
slower through the air, loopy delivery on the middle and leg, Morton loses balance on the front foot but manages to tickle it to fine-leg
just outside off stump, beaten on the late cut
short in length, on the middle, punched down to long-on
fuller in length, curving away, punched back to Praveen
71.2 mph short-pitched delivery around the off stump and Morton hammers it over midwicket. Easy pickings.
on the middle stump line, nurdled around the corner for a single
full pitched delivery, driven to long-on
swinging yorker just outside leg stump, Morton tries to flick and is hit on the pad