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4th Test: Pope And Root Smash Fifties, Put England In Sight Of Taking First-innings Lead
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Unbeaten fifties from Ollie Pope and Joe Root have put England on the verge of taking a first innings lead in the ongoing fourth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test against India at Old Trafford on Friday. At lunch, England reached 332/2 in 74 overs and trail India by just 26 runs, with Pope and Root unbeaten on 70 and 63 respectively.
It was a session where England continued to capitalise by amassing 107 runs in 28 overs, and push India further on the backfoot, as the tourists’ bowling line-up continued to miss their lengths. Pope and Root built further on the foundations laid by openers Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley by sharing an unbeaten 135-run stand for the third wicket.
The session began sedately before Root flicked Jasprit Bumrah for four, and was followed by him and Pope taking a boundary each off Mohammed Siraj. Root survived a run-out chance on 22 when Jadeja’s throw from point was off target. To add to India’s agony, neither mid-off or mid-on backed up to the stumps. Read More...
Ollie Pope Joe Root Tendulkar Trophy Test Old Trafford Ben Duckett Zak Crawley Jasprit Bumrah Mohammed Siraj Rahul Dravid Jacques Kallis Ricky Ponting Washington Sundar Brief Scores Sai Sudharsan Ben Stokes Ravindra Jadeja Anshul Kamboj
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