Woakes claims 3 quick wickets to leave India in tatters

January 19, 2017 13:58

India 25-3 (5 ovs) vs England | Scorecard

India have another close shave as Dhawan is dropped by Woakes on his follow through, who was unable to get low on his left to take a sharp chance. The left-hander then throws his bat at a wide delivery slanted across but is beaten.

Two balls later, Dhawan finally perishes as he throws his bat at a wide but only manages an inside edge which goes back on his stumps.

Dhawan is bowled for 11 to leave India in tatters at 25 for three in the fifth over.

A wicket maiden for Woakes, who boasts of excellent figures of three for 14 in three overs.

India's two most experienced batsmen -- Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh -- face a huge task ahead of them.

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