4th Test: England v India at Old Trafford

dillinger10 · 08-06-2014, 10:02 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
Current partnership :  57 runs, 11.2 overs, RR: 5.02

Dhoni 24, Ashwin 32....

#12
152 - 9

46.1
Broad to Dhoni, he's picked out the fielder! That was full, outside off, and he looked to slog

over midwicket , much squarer than he wanted to, and it dropped into Jordan's hands ....

Dhoni c Jordan b Broad 71

#13
5 without loss

1.3  Pankaj Singh to Cook, FOUR
 

#14
21 - 1

8.6: Kumar to Robson, bowled him, wicked inswinger from Bhuvnesh as Robson played no stroke!

Robson  b Bhuvvy  6

#15
36 - 2

13.1  Aaron to Cook, , short ball , done for pace again and pulled to deep backward square !
Cook c Pankaj b Aaron 17

#16
50 - 2 after 18

17.6 : Aaron to Ballance, FOUR,

#17
112 - 2 after 32 overs

Current partnership  :76 runs, 18.4 overs,

RR: 4.07 (Bell 45, Ballance 27)

#18
Aaron strikes again, gets rid of Ballance for 37. England 113/3

#19
A dominating day of cricket for England. Jimmy and Broad struck early and often. England scored swiftly and though they will have been disappointed to lose Ballance in the last over, they are firmly in the drivers seat here.

#20
Andrew Samson, BBC Test Match Statistician had two great nuggets of information today: James Anderson has now bowled more balls than any other Englishman in Test cricket, overtaking Derek Underwood. While Alastair Cook is playing in his 106th consecutive game for England. He is now third on the all-time list, level with Sunil Gavaskar. Mark Waugh is second with 107 and Allan Border leads with 153.

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