Tanisha, Prasad and Satheesh Fifties Guide India A to 351 for 9 on Day One in Mohali
India A reached the end of the opening day at 351 for 9 in Mohali after three batsmen scored fifties to shape the innings.
Key contributions from the top order
Tanisha played a vital knock that helped India A build their total. Prasad followed with his own half-century during the day. Satheesh also crossed fifty as the side looked to post a competitive score.
The three fifties formed the backbone of the batting effort on day one.
Bowling effort from the opposition
Mills claimed three wickets during the course of the day. Knott matched that haul with three wickets of his own.
Between them the two bowlers accounted for six of the nine wickets that fell.
India A lost their ninth wicket before the close, finishing at 351 for 9.
Overall day one summary
The innings was driven by the three half-centuries from Tanisha, Prasad and Satheesh. Their contributions allowed India A to reach 351 for 9 despite the efforts of Mills and Knott.
Each of the three batsmen played important innings that pushed the total forward on the first day in Mohali.
The bowling pair of Mills and Knott each finished with three wickets as India A closed the day nine down.
- Tanisha fifty
- Prasad fifty
- Satheesh fifty
- Mills three wickets
- Knott three wickets
- India A total: 351 for 9
The day belonged to the batting milestones achieved by the three players who scored fifties for India A.
With those contributions India A finished proceedings at 351 for 9 after Mills and Knott had taken three wickets apiece in Mohali.