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England are losing their way here.
Matt Prior tries to loft Harbhajan, bowling from round the wicket, down the ground but lofted a simple catch to substitute Suresh Raina at mid-on.
Just like India, England are also collapsing in the final overs. The visitors lost four wickets for eight runs in the space of nearly three overs.
Yardy edges Harbhajan for a double and then charges down the wicket and hits through backward point for a four.
There is tension all round. India need the wickets to keep coming, while England are in desperate need of boundaries.
After 46 overs, England are 297 for six and they now need 42 from the last four overs.
Image: Zaheer Khan celebrates with teammate Virat Kohli after taking the wicket of Strauss. (Reuters)
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Even rain can't save India now! England are way ahead in the Duckworth-Lewis calculations too.
The duo bring up their 150-run partnership from 132 balls for the third wicket as England slowly take control of the contest.
Munaf Patel conceded eight runs in his eighth over with England not taking any risks and just rotating the strike.
Even Chawla is milked for singles in his next over and on the one occasion when he dropped it short, Strauss pulled him over midwicket for a four.
That saw Strauss go past the 150-run mark off 136 balls, with the help of 18 fours and a six.
England hold the edge, with 67 runs needed off the last ten overs, with eight wickets still in hand.
Images: Ian Bell hits a six off the bowling of Piyush Chawla as Dhoni watches. (Reuters)
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Electing to bat first, India finished on a mammoth 338, the highest score at this venue.
India lost the plot in the final few overs, asseven wickets fell for 33 runs in the space of four overs.
At one stage, they were cruising at 305 for three in 45.5, but Bresnan triggered a lower order collapse as he took three wickets in his final over to end with splendid figures of five for 48 in ten overs.
Tendulkar starred with a cracking innings of 120 from 115 balls, while Yuvraj Singh (58) and Gautam Gambhir (51) stroked half-centuries to give India a solid platform.
India's late collapse saw England fight back and keep the hosts under the 350-mark. But one is sure that India has posted a big enough target;England will not find it easy to chase it down.
Image: Virat Kohli is bowled by Tim Bresnan. (Reuters)