Ishant strikes early on Day 4, England lose Jennings

August 21, 2018 15:43

Eng 28-1 (11 ovs); Target to win: 521 | Scorecard

The impressive Ishant Sharma to open the bowling for India on Day 4, who will be looking to make the new ball count and pick up a few early wickets.

He strikes in the first over with the wicket of Keaton Jennings, who edges the outgoing delivery and is caught by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant for 13.

A perfect start for India as Ishant takes just five deliveries to claim the first wicket.

It was close to the off-stump and Jennings had to play at it with Ishant getting the angle from round the wicket, as the left-hander poked at it only to get the edge and was caught behind.

Jasprit Bumrah to bowl from the other end. He also produces a beauty to beat Alastair Cook, who hangs his bat out and is beaten before he takes a single in the covers and Joe Root blocks the last two balls of the over.

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