Deepak Chahar, Mayank Agarwal earn first points for India A

Two superlative endeavors - from Deepak Chahar (5 for 27) and Mayank Agarwal (112) - controlled India A to a persuading seven-wicket win against Jason Mohammed's Windies A to get their first focuses in the tri-arrangement in England.

Windies had a frightfulness begin to the diversion after Mohammed chose to bat first as Jermaine Blackwood turned into the first of Chahar's five wickets in simply the second wad of the innings. Chahar at that point had Andre McCarthy got behind in the third finished, diminishing the batting side to 14 for 2. Opener Chandrapaul Hemraj and Mohammed plotted a concise recuperation, which reached out till the sixteenth over. The 72-run association ended up being the best of the innings, as wickets fell at a faster recurrence from that point on.

Any semblance of Mohammed and Rovman Powell made begins however Vijay Shankar and Chahar stopped that from developing in any way to leave Devon Thomas - the batsman for Windies An on the night - without a steady batting accomplice. When Powell fell, the last five batsmen beginning from Rahkeem Cornwall left for single-digit scores as Windies A were packaged out for a modest 221 with five balls to save.

Prithvi Shaw made a stroke-filled begin, however it was Mayank who conveyed the pursuit on his shoulders with an amazing hundred. For organization, in a second-wicket union worth 148 runs, he had Shubman Gill, who scored an unbeaten 58. Agarwal fell in the 33rd over, however India A walked around Windies An's aggregate with 71 balls to save.

Brief Scores: Windies A 221 of every 49.1 overs (Devon Thomas 64, Chandrapaul Hemraj 45; Deepak Chahar 5-27) lost to India A 222/3 of every 38.1 overs (Mayank Agarwal 112, Shubman Gill 58*; Dominic Drakes 2-37) by 7 wickets