Tri Series Live: India bundled out for 200

January 30, 2015 12:30

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Courtesy of an enterprising last wicket 35 runs stand between Mohammad Shami and Mohit Sharma, India managed to reach 200 runs.

India after a promising start of 83 runs for the opening wicket, lost their way by losing wickets at regular intervals.

Ajinkya Rahane stood out for India with 73, while Shikhar Dhawan was the next best with 38.

Indians struggled in the middle over against Moeen Ali (2-35) and Steven Finn (3-36).

When India lost Axar Patel in the 45th over, it looked like India would struggle to reach 200. But Mohammad Shami swung his bat around for a 18-ball 25 to take India exactly to 200, before getting out to Woakes.

Anderson was the most economical bowler with figures of 1-24 from 9 overs.

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