Ali falls for eight but England in control

January 20, 2015 12:14

England 30-1 (4 ovs) vs India 153 | Scorecard

England on the charge as Bell punches a full delivery past mid-off for a boundary. He then lofts the third ball over the off-side for a couple before he hits another wide delivery through the covers for three runs.

Ali is then foxed by the slower ball as he mishits it on the off-side and is caught for eight. The left-hander was too early into the shot and got it right off the toe end of the bat only to hole out to Kohli at mid-off as England are reduced to 25 for one in three overs.

Just the one over for Bhuvneshwar with the new ball before he makes way for the extra pace of Umesh Yadav.

He starts with a good delivery, beating Bell outside the off-stump courtesy of some movement. Bell turns the next ball on the leg side for two runs and gets another couple two balls later followed by a single.

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