World Cup: India-England match ends in a tie

Sunday February 27, 2011 11:18:46 PM, IANS

Bangalore: India tied with England in a Group B match of the World Cup at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here Sunday.

Riding on skipper Andrew Strauss' 158, England equalled India's score of 338 in 50 overs by losing eight wickets.

Scoreboard

Following is the scoreboard of India's World Cup Group B match against England here Sunday.

India:
Virender Sehwag c Prior b Bresnan 35
Sachin Tendulkar c Yardy b Anderson 120
Gautam Gambhir b Swann 51
Yuvraj Singh c Bell b Yardy 58
Mahendra Singh Dhoni c sub (Wright) b Bresnan 31
Yusuf Pathan c Swann b Bresnan 14
Virat Kohli b Bresnan 8
Harbhajan Singh lbw Bresnan 0
Zaheer Khan run out (Strauss) 4
Piyush Chawla run out (Anderson) 2
Munaf Patel not out 0
Extras (lb 3, w 7, nb 5) 15
Total (all out in 49.5 overs) 338

Fall of wickets: 1-46 (Sehwag, 7.5 overs), 2-180 (Gambhir, 29.4), 3-236 (Tendulkar, 38.2), 4-305 (Yuvraj Singh, 45.6), 5-305 (Dhoni, 46.1), 6-327 (Pathan, 48.1), 7-327 (Kohli, 48.2), 8-328 (Harbhajan Singh, 48.4), 9-338 (Chawla, 49.4)

Bowling:
James Anderson 9.5-0-91-1
Ajmal Shahzad 8-0-53-0
Tim Bresnan 10-1-48-5
Graeme Swann 9-1-59-1
Paul Collingwood 3-0-20-0
Michael Yardy 10-0-64-1

England:
Andrew Strauss lbw b Khan 158
Kevin Pietersen c & b Patel 31
Jonathan Trott lbw b Chawla 16
Ian Bell c Kohli b Khan 69
Paul Collingwood b Khan 1
Matt Prior c sub (SK Raina) b Harbhajan Singh 4
Michael Yardy c Sehwag b Patel 13
Tim Bresnan b Chawla 14
Graeme Swann not out 15
Ajmal Shahzad not out 6
Extras (b 1, lb 7, w 3) 11
Total (for eight wickets in 50 overs) 338

Fall of wickets 1-68 (Pietersen, 9.3 overs), 2-111 (Trott, 16.4), 3-281 (Bell, 42.4), 4-281 (Strauss, 42.5), 5-285 (Collingwood, 44.3), 6-289 (Prior, 45.2), 7-307 (Yardy, 47.3), 8-325 (Bresnan, 48.6)

Bowling
Zaheer Khan 10 0 64 3
Munaf Patel 10 0 70 2
Piyush Chawla 10 0 71 2
Harbhajan Singh 10 0 58 1
Yuvraj Singh 7 0 46 0
Yusuf Pathan 3 0 21 0 7.00

Toss: India and chose to bat
Man of the Match: Andrew Strauss
Umpires: Billy Bowden (New Zealand) and Marais Erasmus (South Africa)
TV umpire: Rod Tucker (Australia)
Match referee: Roshan Mahanama (Sri Lanka)
Reserve umpire: Aleem Dar (Pakistan) 

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