Faham Uddin
Faham writes exclusively related to sports and cricket in particular. Faham has worked for companies like Cricket Today, Dat4Sports, and CricTracker.
Written by Faham Uddin
Published: Jul 12, 2022, 06:00 PM (IST)
Edited: Jul 12, 2022, 06:12 PM (IST)
London: After a staggering win in the T20I series, India are taking on England in the first ODI of the three-match series at Kennington Oval. India won the toss and opted to bowl in overcast conditions. As expected, Virat Kohli was ruled out of the match due to a groin injury he sustained in the third T20I. Shreyas Iyer was replaced in the Indian team.
Meanwhile, Jasprit Bumrah gave India a perfect start as he dismissed Jason Roy and Joe Root in the same over. Both batters were dismissed without troubling the scorers. Roy went for a big booming drive, but Bumrah’s ball swung in and took the inside edge to shatter Roy’s stumps. Roy was in poor form in the T20I series as well and struggled to get going.
#EnglandVSIndiaOnSonyLIV#INDvsENG #jaspritbumrah #bumrah #ODI#Root #jasonroy
Jasprit Bumrah gets Roy and Root in his first over. Root also departs for a duck, marvelous over by Bumrah. pic.twitter.com/OJjbE1bgdI— Bobby 🇮🇳 (@bobbymehra_17) July 12, 2022
Root, who has been in top form in Test cricket, was beaten by an away swinger. The former skipper poked at a ball that was moving away from him and had some extra bounce on it. In the next over Shami also dismissed Ben Stokes with a beauty to leave England reeling at 7/3.
A dream start for India.
Scorecard/clips: https://t.co/CqRVzsJNwk
🏴 #ENGvIND 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/2Kp8YLEZLW
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 12, 2022
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