So a mammoth absolute from India. Two major hundreds in that. One from the opener Angkrish Raghuvanshi and one from Raj Bawa. The third wicket remain among Bawa and Raghuvanshi completely took the stuffing out of the Ugandan group. The bowling turned out badly as did the handling. In a stretch of around 40 minutes, there were various bungles and misfields bringing about runs being spilled. The right-left blend obliterated the assault devouring a great deal of helpless conveyances. Raghuvanshi benefited as much as possible from his two lives - the early drop and a lbw choice which went in support of himself to pepper the off-side limit with his cut shots square of the wicket. Bawa who was dropped ahead of schedule into his innings also, accepted the attacker's mantle after the opener was out and completed unbeaten with the most noteworthy individual score of the competition. Bawa crushed 8 sixes on his way. Coming to the bowling just Kidega emerged from the butchery with any credit. The others were dealt with barbarously. India have piled up 405. What number of would the Ugandan group be able to make in their pursuit? Kumar Das will take up the comms for the subsequent innings. Back for it, quickly...
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