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Thursday, July 12, 2018

2018 India Tour of England - Second ODI England Vs India @ Lord’s, London Saturday July 14,2018


3-Match T20 Series Results

First T20 at Old Trafford Manchester Tuesday July 03,2018
Scorecard
England 159/8 in 20 Overs
India      163/2  in 18.2 Overs
Match Result India won by 8 wickets
MOM - Kuldeep Yadav(India)for his 5/24(4 Overs)

Second T20 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff Friday July 06,2018 
Scorecard
India               148/5 i n 20 Overs
England          149/5 in 19.4 Overs
Match Result  Engalnd won by 5 wickets
MOM              Alex Hales(England)for his 58*(41 Balls 4x4 and 6x3)

Third T20 at Bristol Sunday July 08,2018
Scorecard
England    198/9 in 20 Overs
India         201/3 in 18.4 Overs
Match Result India won by 7 wickets
MOM - Rohit Sharma(India)for his 100*(56 Balls 4x11 and 6x5)
Series Result India won the 3-Match Series 2-1
Player of the Series - Rohit Sharma(India)

3-Match ODI Series Results

First ODI @  Trent Bridge, Nottingham Thursday July 12,2018
Scorecard
England 268/10 in 49.5 Overs
India      269/2  in 40.1 Overs
Match Result - India won by 8 wickets 
MOM - Kuldeep Yada(India)for his 6/25(10 Overs)

From 1983 World Cup Triumph to NatWest Final – India’s Best Moments at Lord’s in ODIs

 India-England Play Out Second Tie in 2011

India and England produced the best game of the 2011 World Cup when their group match ended in a tie in Bengaluru. Six months later, both sides played out another thriller, this time at Lord’s in a rain-affected fourth ODI of the five-match series.

Batting first, MS Dhoni and Suresh Raina’s massive 169-run partnership helped India post 280/5 after a poor showing from the top-order. Rain interruptions and a magnificent 96 by Ravi Bopara brought England within striking distance of the revised target. But back-to-back wickets in the 49th over brought the required D/L score level with England’s total. The rain intensified after the fall of the eighth wicket, and the umpires called off the game. The match ended in a tie.


Ganguly, Nehra Star in Low-Scoring Thriller (2004)


At the halfway stage, it seemed England were on course for a 3-0 whitewash in the ODI series in 2004. India were bowled out for a paltry 204, with Sourav Ganguly’s lone 90 and Rahul Dravid’s half-century being the only saving grace. However, the bowlers stepped-up to the task and bowled out the opposition for 181. Three-wickets apiece for Ashish Nehra and Harbhajan Singh, with two crucial wickets by Irfan Pathan sealed a consolation victory for India in the final ODI.

 
Yuvraj-Kaif Engineer Miracle (2002) 


Fabulous centuries from Marcus Trescothik and England captain Nasser Hussain left India a daunting target of 326 in the 2002 NatWest tri-series final. Openers Sourav Ganguly and Virender Sehwag capitalized on the field restrictions and provided India a swift start. However, after a flying start, India lost wickets in a heap and were reduced to 146/5. Dinesh Mongia, Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar all went back to the pavilion for low scores. A miracle was needed for the visitors and it was India's young guns - Mohammed Kaif and Yuvraj Singh who delivered as India pulled off a stunning victory. The youngsters stitched together a 121-run partnership for the sixth wicket. Kaif’s composure under pressure, along with contributions from the lower order helped India register a famous victory and gave the fans one of Indian cricket’s iconic moments – Sourav Ganguly waving his shirt at the Lord's balcony

Yuvraj and Dravid Stage a Comeback (2002)

Like the NatWest final, India had staged a similar comeback victory while chasing in the second game of the tri-series at the same venue. On this instance, it was Rahul Dravid and Yuvraj Singh’s unbeaten 131-run stand that guided India to the 272-run target.

Half-centuries from Marcus Trescothik and Nasser Hussain helped the hosts amass 271 in their 50 overs. Sourav Ganguly and Virender Sehwag got India off to a flying start, knocking down 109 runs in under 18 overs. But a middle-order collapse left the visitors with 131 runs to get with six wickets remaining. Yuvraj Singh and Rahul Dravid scored spectacular half-centuries, reaching the target with seven balls to spare and gave India a winning start in the tournament.

 
Kapil’s Underdogs Create History (1983)


India’s journey from being underdogs to eventual champions of the 1983 World Cup was nothing short of a fairytale. After getting through the group stages and beating England in the semi-final, India went up against West Indies in the final. Clive Llyod’s men were firm favorites to complete a hat-trick of World Cup triumphs after dismissing India for just 183 in the first innings. However, an inspired bowling performance led by Mohinder Amarnath’s 3/12 stunned the defending champions and India registered a famous 43-run victory to win their first World Cup. 
 

  England have the lowest win rate at Lord's


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