Bravo followed soon after when he was run out for 32

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Press Trust of India
Last Updated : Feb 13 2013 | 7:45 PM IST
following a dreadful mix-up with Kieron Pollard, which left both batsmen stranded at the non-striker's end. Pollard was looking dangerous until he miscued a drive off Faulkner and holed out to Marsh at long on for 26, with Dwayne Bravo (13) clean bowled two balls later. But Darren Sammy (20) and Andre Russell (23 not out) took the Australian attack apart, smashing 35 runs off the last two overs. Left-armer James Faulkner was the pick of the attack, with 3-28 from his four overs, but the other four seamers were all expensive on a flat batting track. (AFP) PDS SHN 02131934 NNNN
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First Published: Feb 13 2013 | 7:45 PM IST

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