In the fourth Test between England and India at the Emirates Old Trafford, the day -to -day chaos was usually the top -bill, which Susseh Block Wicketkeeper Better eventually suffered from a foot injury.
Paint, after hitting 37 with his usual broom, upside down and charging England Cox on his first 47 balls, Chris Vox Yarker hit his 48th on the boot, the shock that he had to be driven.
Paint LBW screams and then survived England’s review – a thin inside of his savior – but it remains to be seen whether he could play more role in this Indian innings, tourists close at 264-4, or even a test match.
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England’s Ben Stokes take Siddharson’s wicket toward the end of the fourth Test
Sai Sudharson (61) – One of India, one of his third test loss at Lord’s, was coming for Crown Nair – he targeted the first Test of fifty, but he fell at the end of the day, which pulled the short ball of Ben Stokes (2-47) to the throat of a deep leg.
Earlier, Stokes had trapped Indian captain Shobman Gul (12) – which was welcomed by home support – LBW played without a shot, Liam Dawson (1-45) immediately. Later, he played his first test for eight years, he attacked his seventh ball to dismiss Danger Man Yashvi Jeswal (58).
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Liam Dawson took his first Test wicket in the fourth Test against India at Old Trafford for England in eight years
After Stokes selected visitors to the toss, Jeswal and KL Rahul (46) ended the England attack in the first session.
Vox (1-43), who deserved to be forced to force several players and Mrs. in the morning, finished the 94-run stand when he finally contacted Rahul’s outer edge after lunch, while Harry Brook gave Dasson’s return to a nearby.
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After a slow start, Chris Vox finally took his first wicket against India, and dismissed KL Rahul.
In a highly competitive series comparing the 2005 Ashes classic, Gul’s arrival on the crease was reminiscent of those allocated for Ricky Ponting and the CO 20 years ago, or the recent visits to Messrs Warner and Smith are missed.
Gul never settled on the crease and was soon sent to the packing when a stokes Nap Bakr was padding to Nap Bakr – Empire Rod Tucker finally agreed to lift his finger, as if a completely frustrated, sound stokes were on appeal – the DRS confirmed the decision.
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England captain Ben Stokes got the first wicket of the fourth Test just before the end of the quarter meeting
Then came the paint show. Traveling further at 140-3, Paint surpassed the route to India with its usual counter-attack.
After tea charging the first ball of the briden car to indicate his intention, he then poured an 86mph Jofra archer ball for four with four knees before trying to overturn his next.
After the first six soon after the car, he attacked it tightly, before he gained a little fortune after Stokes. – From England’s first fielder to struggle to find the ball in Manchester’s glomer – someone failed to see the possibility of being out of reach in the middle.
When India was ahead of 200 to add to England’s frustration, and the fourth wicket stand between Siddharthaan and Pent was extended by fifty, before it was Jamie Smith’s drop when he broke down from Stokes on the edge of the leg.
Pant injury injury – when an amazing reverse sweep was tried to attract Volks Yarker – he suddenly ended the partnership and at least allowed England to look at a new batsman, if not necessarily another wicket.
They will increase this column at the end of the day, however, with the removal of Siddharson, the game was eliminated 10 minutes ago due to bad light as England wanted to take the second new ball.
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