The following is the final scoreboard on day three of the fourth cricket Test between India and England at Old Trafford here Saturday.
India (first innings): 152 all out
England (first innings, overnight 237/6)
Alastair Cook c Pankaj Singh b Aaron 17
Sam Robson b Kumar 6
Gary Ballance lbw b Aaron 37
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Ian Bell c Dhoni b Kumar 58
Chris Jordan c Aaron b Kumar 13
Joe Root c Dhoni b Pankaj Singh 77
Moeen Ali b Aaron 13
Jos Buttler c Pujara b Pankaj Singh 70
Chris Woakes not out 26
Stuart Broad retired hurt 12
James Anderson lbw Jadeja 9
Extras (b 5, lb 12, w 6, nb 6) 29
Total (all out in 105.3 overs) 367
Fall of wickets: 1-21 (Robson, 8.6 overs), 2-36 (Cook, 13.1), 3-113 (Balance, 34.3), 4-136 (Jordan, 41.4), 5-140 (Bell, 43.4), 6-170 (Ali, 52.2), 7-304 (Root, 92.2), 8-325 (Buttler, 96.4), 8-338 (Broad, retired not out, 97.5), 9-367 (Anderson, 105.3)
Bowling:
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 24-7-75-3
Pankaj Singh 28-5-113-2
Varun Aaron 26-4-97-3
Ravichandran Ashwin 14-1-29-0
Ravindra Jadeja 13.3 -1-36-1
India (second innings)
Murali Vijay lbw Woakes 18
Gautam Gambhir c Buttler b Anderson 18
Cheteshwar Pujara lbw Ali 17
Virat Kohli c Bell b Anderson 7
Ajinkya Rahane c&b Ali 1
Mahendra Singh Dhoni c Ballance b Ali 27
Ravindra Jadeja c Jordan b Ali 4
Ravichandran Ashwin not out 46
Bhuvneshwar Kumar run out (Ali/Buttler) 10
Varun Aaron c Buttler b Jordan 9
Pankaj Singh b Jordan 0
Extras (b 1, lb 1, w 1, nb 1) A4
Total (all out in 43 overs) 161
Fall of wickets: 1-26 (Vijay, 10.5 overs), , 2-53 (Gambhir, 20.6), 3-53 (Pujara, 21.1), 4-61 (Rahane, 23.5), 5-61 (Kohli, 24.4), 6-66 (Jadeja, 25.4), 7-105 (Dhoni, 33.1), 8-133 (Kumar, 38.2), 9-161 (Aaron, 42.5)
Bowling:
James Anderson 9-4-18-2
Chris Woakes 9-2-37-1
Chris Jordan 12-1-65-2
Moeen Ali 13-3-39-4
Match details:
Toss: India, who chose to bat
Result: England won by an innings and 54 runs, lead series 2-1
Umpires: Marais Erasmus (South Africa) and Rod Tucker (Australia)
TV umpire: Richard Kettleborough (England)
Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (Sri Lanka)
Reserve umpire: Michael Gough (England)
--Indo-Asian News service
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