#1055964 - Thu Jul 31 2014 09:14 AM
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England vs India 3rd Test July 27th-31st 2014:
England 7/569dec (Ian Bell 167, Gary Ballance 156, Alastair Cook 95, Jos Buttler 85, B.Kumar 3/101)
India 330 (A Rahane 54, MS Dhoni 50, Jimmy Anderson 5/53)
England 4/205dec (Alastair Cook 70no, Joe Root 56, Ravi Jadeja 3/52)
India 178 (A.Rahane 52no, Moeen Ali 6/67)
England won by 266 Runs
Series is level at 1-all with 2 Tests remaining
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#1057949 - Sat Aug 09 2014 02:42 PM
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How often does any team win by an innings like that?
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#1058009 - Sat Aug 09 2014 04:57 PM
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How often does any team win by an innings like that? It's not so rare as you might think. In the 2010/2011 Ashes series in Australia (when England was on a roll and Australia was not doing so well), England secured three innings victories. England had two victories by an innings against India in England in 2011. South Africa won both their Tests against New Zealand by an innings in 2013. New Zealand beat the West Indies by an innings in 2013 at Wellington. I'm sure there are many more recent examples: I simply can’t keep up with the perpetual circus of international cricket today. The surprising thing to me is that England's main wicket-taker at Old Trafford today was Moeen Ali, a bog-standard off-spinner of the kind that Indian batsmen ought to have learned to play on Indian pitches as soon as they stepped out of their cradles. Things may change very soon. Until recently, international tours were decreed by the supranational governing body, the International Cricket Council (which I still think of as the Imperial Cricket Conference). Henceforth, however, tours will be a matter for bilateral arrangements between individual countries. So the leading countries will play each other frequently and bring in lots of money to their game, and the countries that are not currently doing well will probably be condemned to perpetual second-class status. So maybe you'll see fewer innings victories at the top level, but then again you will always have inexplicable collapses like India's today.
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#1059170 - Fri Aug 15 2014 12:22 PM
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I'll call out an England victory...just because India's team can't seem to count past 150.
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#1059270 - Fri Aug 15 2014 08:51 PM
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I'll call out an England victory...just because India's team can't seem to count past 150. India got lucky they were down 9/90 until MS Dhoni put up a fight for India
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#1059762 - Mon Aug 18 2014 10:57 AM
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Joe Root scored more runs on his own than the entire Indian team did in either innings. It was depressing to watch them capitulate so easily.
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#1059767 - Mon Aug 18 2014 11:38 AM
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Joe Root scored more runs on his own than the entire Indian team did in either innings. It was depressing to watch them capitulate so easily. India was so good in the 2nd test it went all downhill from there England was just too good for the next 3 tests
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#1059882 - Mon Aug 18 2014 05:54 PM
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Joe Root scored more runs on his own than the entire Indian team did in either innings. And he wasn't even out either!
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#1062388 - Sun Aug 31 2014 02:54 PM
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I am kicking myself that I went to bed early!!
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