Eng vs Ind, 2014 Photos

Indian Spinners Shine at Trent Bridge

August 30, 2014 18:17

England had got off to a great start, before Suresh Raina struck to remove the dangerous Alex Hales for 42. (All images from AP and AFP)

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England had got off to a great start, before Suresh Raina struck to remove the dangerous Alex Hales for 42. (All images from AP and AFP)
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Hales had earlier overcome a shaky initial phase to take England to a strong start against India in the third ODI on Saturday.
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Alastair Cook played some well-timed shots against the new-ball bowlers as England got to a strong start after being asked to bat.
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Cook became Ambati Rayudu's first ODI wicket as India started their fightback against the hosts, who had added 82 for the first wicket.
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Mohit Sharma was off the field after bowling three overs, owing to a calf injury. He came back to the field but he did not bowl thereafter, with the spinners doing all the damage.
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MS Dhoni whips the bails off as Joe Root was out stumped to Ravindra Jadeja. Dhoni now has the highest international stumpings.
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Ravichandran Ashwin was the pick of the Indian bowlers picking 3/39 off 10 overs.
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Mohammed Shami was the best Indian seamer on show Saturday, troubling England with good pace and movement.
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Mohit Sharma's direct throw claimed Ian Bell and England found it rather difficult to come back after that setback.
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Suresh Raina and MS Dhoni celebrate the dismissal of Ben Stokes as England struggled against India's spinners on a dry pitch on Saturday.
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Dhawan perished for 16 as his poor form continued in England.
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Rahane, however, played another stellar knock, hitting some crisp shots to keep India's chase alive.
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Rahane was unlucky to miss out on yet another fifty, falling for 45, with India in the driver' seat at Trent Bridge.
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Virat Kohli looked compact and aggressive, playing some nice shots to keep the Indian chase of 228 on track Saturday.
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Kohli fell for 40 but there were some exchange of words with James Anderson as he walked off the field.

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