Tri Series Live: Ali, Taylor look to rebuild England innings

January 30, 2015 14:02

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Moeen Ali and James Taylor have steadied the ship somewhat after the early jolt of Ian Bell.

Though both of them have not looked entirely convincing but have added 26 runs for the second wicket.

Stuart Binny who was taken off after his first two expensive overs, returns as Taylor clips one off his pads for a brace.

Binny continues to stray his line, by conceding a wide.

He corrects his line to finish the over with three dots. England were 40-1 after 12 overs.

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