Rain interrupts India’s run chase against Windies
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August 27, 2016

Rain interrupts India’s run chase against Windies

LAUDERHILL, Florida (CMC) – Rain has interrupted play in the second Twenty20 International of the two-match series between West Indies and India at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium here on Sunday.

India are 15 without loss after bowling out West Indies for 143 in 19.4 overs with Johnson Charles hitting a top score of 43.

Amit Misrah, who replaced Stuart Binny grabbed three for 24, to lead an Indian attack that severely restricted the West Indies run flow.

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