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India's chase fizzles out as England win by 31-runs

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Sports Desk
30 June, 2019, 03:10 pm
Last modified: 01 July, 2019, 12:46 am

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India's chase fizzles out as England win by 31-runs

Chasing 338, India failed to accelerate in the end, even with wickets in hand and as a result, falling short against England at Edgbaston.

Sports Desk
30 June, 2019, 03:10 pm
Last modified: 01 July, 2019, 12:46 am
India's chase fizzles out as England win by 31-runs

After 50 Overs

After the dismissal of Hardik Pandya, India simply didn't show enough attacking intent to chase down the reqired runs, especially with experienced MS Dhoni and five wickets in hand and that ended a promising contest with a whimper.

India 306/5

Kedar 12(13), Dhoni 42 (31)

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Woakes 10-3-58-2

Archer 10-0-45-0

 

After 30 Overs

After a steady 138-run partnership which got India back on track, Liam Plunkett provided the vital breakthrough for England by dismissing captain Virat Kohli for 66.

India 152/2

Pant 3 (3), Rohit  80 (92)

Archer 7-0-28-0

Plunkett 5-0-21-1

 

After 10 Overs

Chris Woakes made an early breakthrough, taking the wicket of opener KL Rahul for a duck.

India 28/1

Kohli 17 (25), Rohit 11 (26)

Archer 5-0-20-0

Woakes 5-3-8-1

 

India Innings

 

After 50 Overs

Mohammad Shami took a five-for while Jasprit Bumrah bowled a brilliant last over, conceding just three runs and taking the big wicket of Ben Stokes, to ensure England don't post a 350-plus total.

England 337/7

Plunkett 1 (4), Archer 0 (0)

Bumrah 10-1-44-1

Shami 10-1-69-5

After 30 Overs

Jonny Bairstow led the England charge with the hosts primed for a massive first innings total against India.

England 202/1

Bairstow 113*(104), Root 18* (19)

Hardik 7-0-42-0

Kuldeep 8-0-66-1

 

After 15 Overs

Jason Roy, back in the side from injury, and Jonny Bairstow made a solid start against a disciplined India bowling attack at Edgbaston.

England 97/0

Roy 44* (36), Bairstow 48*(54)

Kuldeep 1-0-13-0

Chahal 4-0-30-0

India looks to confirm top four spot as England will look to take another step towards it.

England have won the toss and elected to bat first.

India sit second on the points table with 11 points from their six games, whereas England sit fifth with eight points from seven games. 

England make a couple of changes as Jason Roy is back in place of James Vince and Liam Plunkett comes in for Moeen Ali. India make one change as Vijay Shankar makes way for Rishabh Pant. 

England - 1. Jason Roy, 2. Jonny Bairstow, 3. Joe Root, 4. Eoin Morgan (c), 5. Ben Stokes, 6. Jos Butler (wk), 7. Chris Woakes, 8. Liam Plunkett, 9. Adil Rashid, 10. Jofra Archer, 11. Mark Wood

India - 1. Rohit Sharma, 2. KL Rahul, 3. Virat Kohli (c), 4. Rishabh Pant, 5. Kedar Jhadav, 6. MS Dhoni (wk), 7. Hardik Pandya, 8. Kuldeep Yadav, 9. Mohammad Shami, 10. Yuzvendra Chahal, 11. Jasprit Bumrah

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