England off to a good start after India fold for 153

January 20, 2015 12:28

LUNCH BREAK

England 41-1 (6 ovs) vs India 153 | Scorecard

Binny will continue and he bowls a tidy over, conceding just a single, with new batsman James Taylor looking to be watchful with only a couple of overs to go before the lunch break.

Bell plays a nice punch off Yadav but the fast bowler makes a good stop on his follow through. But the next ball is a loose delivery, on the pads as Bell eases it over the square leg fielder for his third boundary. The next ball is short and wide as Bell punches it through the covers for three runs to race to 28 from 18 balls.

Taylor gets off the mark with a lovely drive through the covers for three as the runs continue to flow.

England have raced to 41 for one in six overs at the lunch break with Bell on 28 from 18 balls and Taylor on three, needing another 113 runs from 44 overs for victory.

The match will resume after the lunch break of 30 minutes and England would be hoping to continue their dominating performance and coast to victory along with a bonus point.

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