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ENGLAND 237 (48.4 OVERS)
- Geraint Jones49 (66)
- Kevin Pietersen77 (82)
- Virender Sehwag2/31 (6)
- Yuvraj Singh2/34 (8)
INDIA 238/6 (47.2 OVERS)
- Rahul Dravid65 (73)
- Yuvraj Singh48 (55)
- Ian Blackwell2/41 (10)
- Andrew Flintoff2/33 (8)
And with that they have notched up yet another home series win! 238 was always going to be hard total to defend, England hung in there till the end, they tried their hearts out and exerted maximum pressure but the batsmen were up to the task and in the end they reached the target with 2.4 overs to spare. Do write in with any feedback at http://www.cricinfo.com/commentary.html For the latest bulletin on today's play, features and other stories please visit www.cricinfo.com Sehwag and Dravid started off well and they laid the foundation for a clinical run chase, England bowlers struggled to produce the breakthroughs when needed and the game quickly slipped away from them with Yuvraj and Raina getting into the act. Yuvraj Singh gets the man of the match award for the two key wickets he took earlier in the day and the 48 runs he scored. That's all we have for you today, until next time this is Sajan Nair signing off.
END OF OVER:47 | 2 Runs | IND: 237/6 (1 run required from 18 balls, RR: 5.04, RRR: 0.33)
- Ramesh Powar2 (10b)
- MS Dhoni9 (11b)
- Matthew Hoggard9-0-59-0
- Gareth Batty8-0-40-0
India require another 1 run with 4 wickets and 18 balls remaining.
England tour of India 2005-06 News
Indian board asked to explain crowd trouble in Guwahati
The ICC has asked for an explanation from the Indian board in lieu of the crowd trouble that had erupted during the April 9 one-day international between India and England.
Flintoff eyes long-term stint as captain
Andrew Flintoff expressed his desire to lead England on a long-term basis, saying that he enjoyed his new role as captain during the tour of India
Dravid praises battling India
Rahul Dravid expressed his satisfaction at another perfectly-executed run chase, but added that he wouldn't tolerate any complacency in lead-up to next year's World Cup
Experimenting their way to success
Uthappa's confident, stroke-filled 86 was another small victory for those that insist that a strong bench is essential if a World Cup win is even to be contemplated
Starting on the right note
Robin Uthappa's knock ensured that what might have been a tough run-chase turned out to be a walk in the park




