Birmingham: India’s Test specialist Hanuma Vihari gave a far better account of himself in his second County match for Warwickshire but couldn’t build on a steady start, scoring 32 against Essex on Friday. [caption id=“attachment_9500981” align=“alignnone” width=“640”] File image of Hanuma Vihari. AFP[/caption] Vihari was out for 0 and 8 on his County debut against Nottinghamshire but looked far more assured while batting on the second day. He also shared a 49-run stand with Sam Hain (36). At the time of this report, Warwickshire were 136 for five in reply to Essex’s first-innings score of 295. Vihari, who batted at No 3, faced 71 balls in 94 minutes and struck five boundaries. The first couple of boundaries were off right-arm medium fast bowler Sam Cook and he also got two against former South African off-spinner Simon Harmer. Having reached the 30s with a boundary off new ball bowler Jamie Porter, he edged the very next delivery.
Vihari was out for 0 and 8 on his County debut against Nottinghamshire but looked far more assured while batting on the second day.
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