Eng vs Ind, 2014 Photos

India vs England: The Battle for Lord's Beckons

July 16, 2014 20:41

Amidst all the controversies surrounding James Anderson's Charge over Ravindra Jadeja, both the teams get ready for the second test at Lords starting from Thursday.Here is a look at how they were training hard at the practice session.(Images AP/AFP)

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Even as the controversy surrounding the James Anderson - Ravindra Jadeja row spices up, England and India get ready to do battle in the second Test starting Thursday at Lord's. Here is a look at how both teams sweated it out at the training session.(Images AP/AFP)
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Charged up after the Anderson - Jadeja row, India are keen to play hard and win the second Test.
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Rattled by unfamiliar conditions at Trent Bridge, England would be hoping for a more helpful pitch at Lord's, when the second Test starts from Thursday.
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Indian coach Duncan Fletcher (L) is seen talking to star batsman Virat Kohli.

Kohli, after his failure in the first Test would like to score big at Lord's.
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Fletcher and India skipper MS Dhoni were seen discussing strategy, as news emerged that Stuart Binny would most likely retain his place for the second Test.
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England skipper Alastair Cook, who has been struggling for runs, will be keen to bounce back at Lord's.
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Ishant Sharma will again be expected to lead the Indian bowling attack at Lords.
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Similarly England would be banking on James Anderson and Stuart Broad to give them early wickets.

For Anderson it would be a test of temperament after he was accused of "pushing" Ravindra Jadeja in the first Test.
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Ravindra Jadeja, in the eye of the storm with Anderson, was also seen training hard.
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Left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan (R), after a nightmarish debut against Australia last year, faces a tough comeback against India at Lord's.
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The young Joe Root will once again be the pillar of the English batting line-up.

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