Eng elect to bowl; Ishant replaces Shardul

August 12, 2021 16:08

India 3-0 (2 ovs) vs England | Scorecard

Play starts at Lord's James Anderson bowls the first over for England. The first ball is a wide outswinger which Rohit Sharma is able to leave easily.

He defends the next and takes a single off the third to get off the mark.

The fourth ball is again away from the off-stump as KL Rahul leaves and does the same to the last two balls to end the first over.

Ollie Robinson to bowl the second over. The first ball jags in sharply as Rohit leaves it on length with the ball passing close to the off-stump and ignores the next too.

The third ball is pitched right up on the stumps as Rohit blocks and two balls later drives another full delivery straight back past the bowler for a couple of runs.

The last ball comes in sharply as Rohit is beaten and hit high on the pads which saves him from the leg before shout.

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