Pujara out for 16, India lose 2nd wicket

December 18, 2016 12:29

India 181-2 (51 ovs) vs England 477 | Scorecard

Ben Stokes to kick off proceedings after the lunch break, for his first bowl on the third day. He starts with a bouncer to Pujara, who ducks under it before he awkwardly fends the next short ball on the leg side for one.

Rahul steers the fifth ball behind point for a single to take his score to 90.

It's left-arm spinner Dawson from the other end. Rahul takes a single from the first ball before Pujara cuts the fifth ball behind point for a four.

Stokes gets the first wicket after the lunch break with the wicket of Pujara, who is caught at first slip for 16. The right-hander plays a loose shot outside the off-stump as he pokes at a wide one only to get an edge which is well held by captain Cook.

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