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4th Test: England Make Triple Strikes As India Reach 149/3 In 52 Overs At Tea
After making 78 runs in the opening session, India added 71 more runs to the total in the post-lunch session. But the visitors lost three wickets – with Chris Woakes, Ben Stokes, and Liam Dawson taking a scalp each, which means England got the session in their favour.
India will now hope that B. Sai Sudharsan (26 not out off 77 balls) and Rishabh Pant (three not out off eight balls) play long knocks to take them to safety at the close of day’s play. The session began with Yashasvi Jaiswal slashing and punching Brydon Carse for a brace of fours, before Woakes and England were finally rewarded for his persistence.
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