Cook dismissed for 46, England lose 1st wicket

December 08, 2016 11:35

England 99-1 (26 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Cook getting into the act now as he comes down the track to Jayant and hammers him past mid-on for another four. He then drives it through the covers but the fielder at mid-off stops it for a single. England's openers have been quite positive as the visitors have scored at nearly four runs per over to reach 99 for no loss in 25 overs.

Ashwin has gone for 34 runs in nine overs before he makes way for left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja, who strikes in his very first over.

Cook looks to attack Jadeja in his first over as he dances down the track and looks for a big hit over midwicket but is beaten all ends up and wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel completes an easy stumping.

Cook walks back after a good knock of 46, after he had put on 99 runs for the opening wicket with debutant Jennings.

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