Kohli, Jadeja rally India after quick wickets

December 10, 2016 14:42

India 361-6 (116 ovs) vs England 400 | Scorecard

England continue with spin after the tea break as Rashid comes on from the pavilion end with the old ball. Jadeja flicks the second ball straight into the hands of Jennings at short leg, who is unable to hold on. He did well to take a similar catch to dismiss Ashwin but this time he is unable to repeat the magic.

Three singles from the first five balls before Kohli pulls the short ball over midwicket for a four as India go past the 350-run mark, in the 114th over.

Kohli cuts a short ball from Rashid through the vacant thirdman region for a four to raise the 50-run stand for the seventh wicket from 66 balls.

Kohli also takes his score to 94 courtesy of that boundary and within a stroke of getting to another century.

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