England 63/2 (26.0 ov)
MM Ali 6 (35b 0x4 0x6)
JE Root 40 (66b 5x4 0x6)
AN Cook* c Kohli b Jadeja 10
KK Jennings c Patel b Sharma 1
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5th Test: India v England at Chennai
Stumps - Day 1
England 284/4 (90.0 ov)
BA Stokes 5* (29b 0x4 0x6)
MM Ali 120* (222b 12x4 0x6)
E Root c Patel b Jadeja 88
Day 2 - Session 2
England 390/7 (133.0 ov)
AU Rashid 36 (111b 5x4 0x6)
LA Dawson 40 (93b 4x4 0x6)
Current partnership 76 runs, 31.2 overs, RR: 2.42 (Dawson 38, Rashid 36)
Day 3: 1st Session - India trail by 393 runs
ENG 477
IND 84/0 (26 Ovs)
PA Patel 34 (66b 3x4 0x6)
KL Rahul 48 (90b 3x4 2x6)
Day 4 - Session 1
India 404/4 (114.3 ov)
India trail by 73 runs with 6 wickets remaining in the 1st innings
In reply to Narper
You are still up?
Stumps - Day 4
England 477 & 12/0 (5.0 ov)
India 759/7d
KK Nair not out 303
KL Rahul c Buttler b Rashid 199
In reply to Norm
Went to bed just after posting
Wuk today.... -14C with wind chill
In reply to Narper
Somewhere on this MB it was posted that Kohli said no invididual milestones under this new dispensation in Indian cricket. Now Nair saying that the declaration was delayed for him to get the triple. Individual feats are also important, but I am wondering if India can take 10 wickets on this road of a wicket. I dont put it beyond them though.
In reply to yardman83
That's a big deficit.
In reply to yardman83
They're already 3-0 in the series, unassailable, so the young man is rightfully allowed to get his 300.
In reply to Drapsey
In total agreement. I was just musing about the comment that individual milestones don't matter. With the spinners they have I wont put it past them to win. It will follow the script of the last few matches.
In reply to anandgb
Yea, I was just wondering whether England can save the match with the Indian spinners.
39.4
Jadeja to Cook, OUT, caught at leg slip! It's always a dangerous area for Cook, with his urge to walk across his stumps. In the end, he's flapped his bat at the ball almost as an afterthought, and deflected a sharp edge into leg-slip's breadbasket. And that is the sixth time that Cook has fallen to Jadeja in this series, which I do believe equals the record ...
AN Cook c Rahul b Jadeja 49 (134b 4x4 0x6) SR: 36.56
43.4
Jadeja to Jennings, OUT, that's the breakthrough! Jennings on the move again, skipping down the pitch to disrupt the length, but he succeeds only in chipping a catch back to the bowler!
KK Jennings c & b Jadeja 54 (121b 7x4 0x6) SR: 44.62
England 111/2
JE Root 1 (8b 0x4 0x6)
MM Ali 1 (1b 0x4 0x6)
England 477 & 207 (88.0 ov)
India 759/7d
India won by an innings and 75 runs
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