India lose 6th wicket

November 23, 2012 14:56

- Scorecard

India 1st inns: 169-6 (62 ovs)

Panesar is on fire at the moment. He strikes in his first over after the tea break with the wicket of India captain Dhoni.

The left-arm spinner gets one to turn and bounce sharply taking the edge of Dhoni's bat and is brilliantly caught by Swann at gully, who dives forward and gets his finger under the ball in the nick of time.

The decision was referred to the third umpire and Dhoni had to wait before leaving as the third umpire had a few looks at the replays before giving him out.

The Dhoni-Pujara combine put on 50 runs for the sixth wicket to bring some relief but Panesar dented India further with that wicket.

Panesar's figures now read four for 66 in 25 overs, while Pujara is holding forte from the other end with 77 from 191 balls.

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