India in control as England eye wickets

January 23, 2013 19:02

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India 182-4 (36 overs) vs England 257-7

The Batting Powerplay comes into effect now but India will be looking to continue play in the normal fashion and not take undue risks.

Finn's bad habit of breaking down the stumps in his bowling follow through has cost England. Raina is caught at first slip but to England's horror it is ruled a dead ball as Finn's feet knocked off the stumps.

A big let off for India and Raina, who was batting on 41.

England captain Cook is unhappy with the ruling and has a long animated chat with umpire Davies but to no avail.

Just four singles from that over as India reach 182 for four in 36 overs.

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