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12th About: England 81-3 (Root 1, Buttler 4). There is now a claimed burble in the crowd while the flurry of wickets is followed by disciplined point arches. Buttler is also unable or dissolved to work hard until he pulls the last ball of the border of the square leg for four, ending a point of 12 consecutive point balls.

11th about: England 77-3 (Root 1, Buttler 0). Root and Buttler now have to draw on all their experience to rebuild these innings. They have the time, they need the momentum switch again. But they do not take opportunities against Pandya that transmits a tight and disciplined, which is the third girl of the innings. All the party or the famine, this.

“Morning Tom (well, afternoon where I sat, on a sun -drenched veranda outside of Pondicherry, sorry for that).” Morning Martin Wright. “Many years I dreamed that I had taken the wrong turn while I left to go into the nets at Lord’s Indoor Cricket School, and bizarre at the steps of the pavilion, my horror ended up that I was at the point of Ambrose and Walsh to see. While I passed the outgoing batter, he said: “It will be fine, just go on the track to them” … I was greasy awake … “That was your subconscious predictive bazball, before time, I think.

10th about: England 77-3 (Root 1, Buttler 0). Harshit quickly returns to the attack. England has called a few singles, the recurring root that comes from the goal. Then a clear feeling of momentum shift when Duckett is brilliant By Jaiswal. Euphoric scenes in the crowd become more joyful Brook goes too.

Wicket! Brook C Rahul B Harshit 0, England 77-3

Wicket! Duckett C Jaiswal B Harshit 32, England 77-2

9th about: England 75-1 (Duckett 31, Root 0). Hardik Pandya replaces Shami and leaves Duckett Thrashing and lacks outside. An economy and control return to Bowling of India and is rewarded with a scorch After a terrible mix, SALT’s promising freedom of innings ends. What a catastrophic shame for England.

“Morning Tom, morning everyone.” Morning Guy Hornby. “This month I actually looked more at the ODIs in India than the T20s. Perhaps it is the likely downfall of 50 about cricket that attracts me, but it is much more a story for me. I did not expect that we would compete in the shorter format, but I think this series could be fascinating, especially with the Champions trophy that looms up. It still feels like we are pretty few spin options, (Hi Liam Dawson) and we need a little variation at the pace battery, but really have to shoot the batters or we will toast at these pitches. It was good to see that these two do not feel the need to go crazy with Ball One. But that salt was pretty pleasant. As a member of Lancs I still hope he will make it in the 50-over game. And I am sure Jos Butler also laughs at himself somewhere. “

Wicket! Salt has sustained 43, England 75-1

8th about: England 71-0 (Salt 40, Duckett 30). A change of tone now, while Axar Patels is introduced left-arm spider and salt greets it with an emphatic straight drive for four. A single puts Duckett into strike. Then Duckett plays an absolute dream of a sweep, with the spider, for four along the ground. It is followed by a dream of a reverse sweeping to the opposite border for four more

Speaking of dreams, I dreamed last night that I was in the Adelaide Oval in a long beer talk at an astest where England was clamped. The next thing I knew, I was in the middle, in the field on midwicket. No wonder that England was clamped. Take me with your cricket dreams.

7th about: England 56-0 (Salt 34, Duckett 21). For the first time on this Tour, England asks the right questions to the Bowlers of India in a way that McCullum and Buttler Purr have to make. Duckett picks up four more when he hacked past the backward point and processes the turn on the ball on the border and avoids his scrambling attempt to pick up. But it is a better, tighter over.

5th about: England 52-0 (Salt 34, Duckett 17). Salt is charged. The first six of the innings come from a wild saltrand – England eh – who floats over the keeper, the back tracking field players and the ropes. The next one is a rather better shot, four more through it out. Then it is six more because the salt is progressing to wipe almost a slower Harshit cutter over backward square leg. Then four more with a thump on the side. A short interruption ball so is followed by another beautiful brutal six over long. England has scored 34 of their last eight balls.

5th about: England 26-0 (Salt 8, Duckett 17). A wide downside starts Shami’s third when Shami comes to the Wicket to stop Duckett. It works, Duckett cannot find any space against this line and length, until Duckett goes ahead and hammers through the blankets, splitting the field, for four. Another four follows, but it was an opportunity if Duckett a miscues just Over the middle of time. It goes for four, but it was a fine.

4th about: England 17-0 (Salt 8, Duckett 9). A girl. Harshit finds a better length against salt and is rewarded with a few dots and then sends an uncomfortable in the Salt Mirdriff while the batter tries to pull. That will be a bit smart. A really good comeback from Harshit went after 11 in his first. We had two girls in the first four overs

3rd about: England 17-0 (Salt 8, Duckett 9). England is now active. The first runs from Shami comes from a beautiful Orthodox cover drive along the ground of Duckett for four. Follow two to deep square leg. Then, just as we muse about what a nice true surface this is, people stay low and Duckett, just like the subsequent ball, a jaffa of the seam that is the batter, all ends.

2nd about: England 11-0 (Salt 8, Duckett 3). A new ball in the debut for Harshit Rana, who starts with a lifting ripper that hits Duckett out. He showed enough That Contentious T20 spell for England to be wary. Duckett gets England going with a square cut for three and salt goes a better next ball, a back of a length ball outside to the cover border for four. Four more worries when salt gets high over midwicket. He didn’t quite do it, but it still goes to the border.

1st about: England 0-0 (salt 0, Duckett 0). Mohammad Shami gets the new ball, two briefs in it and finds a pleasant early swing. He plays salt and is missing twice in a row in the line in an ominous tight girl, where salt was rightly careful.

The teams Come on in the afternoon sun in Nagpur for the folk songs …

The teams

England wins the throw and bat

And in Sri LankaThe hosts have made a more stable start than in the first test against Australia, currently 94 for 2 after winning the throw. The Stakhanovite James Wallace, who will be here later, now describes it:

Something newreflect these times here:

And read a bit before the game while Jonathan Lie Lie tries to understand what the hundred sale means:

Preamble