Kohli's 235 powers India to a massive 631 in Mumbai

December 11, 2016 13:09

India 631-all out (182.3 ovs) vs England 400 | Scorecard

Rashid ends India's innings with the wicket of Bhuvneshwar, who is caught at deep midwicket for nine.

India are bowled out for a massive 631 in 182.3 overs to grab a huge first innings lead of 231 runs, in the post-lunch session on Day 4.

Kohli smashes a career-best 235, and was involved in a record eighth wicket partnership of 241 runs with Jayant Yadav, who became the first Indian batsman to score a century at No. 9.

Jayant hit his maiden Test century, as he played a superb knock of 104 runs, hitting 15 fours in his 204-ball knock.

England have their task cut out with around 47 overs left on the fourth day and a full day's play left on Monday on a pitch offering a lot of assistance to the spinners.

The two England spinners toiled long and hard. Rashid finishes with four for 192 in 55.3 overs, while Moeen took two for 174 in 53 overs.

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