Pujara dismissed for 18, India 49-2 at tea on Day 5

November 13, 2016 14:23

TEA- DAY 5

India 49-2 (18 ovs); Target to win: 301 | Scorecard

A crucial wicket for England in the penultimate over of the post-lunch session and it was the vital scalp of Pujara, who is difficult to dislodge once he gets his eye in.

Infact, he was unlucky to be given out but he himself taken the DRS after being given LBW to a ball pitched outside the leg stump. But overall, it was a poor decision by the on-field umpire.

India are 49 for two in 18 overs, with another 261 runs for victory with 31 overs remaining in the match. On the other hand, England need a couple of wickets early after tea to trigger panic in the Indian camp.

Vijay has taken a few chances, especially against the spinners, to be unbeaten on 29 from 64 balls.

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