The Lions of England set up a strong answer after India posted a formidable 557, on the double century of Karun Nair, on the 2nd day of the four -day unofficial test in Canterbury on Saturday. In Stumps, the lions were 237 for 2, dragging 320 points, with the Tom Tom Haine opener on 103 and Max Holden on a 64 fluently.Hatred anchored the sleeves with a solid stroke of 147 bullets, striking 11 limits, while the effort of 61 Holden bullets included a six and eight four. Their uninterrupted partnership of 106 of 118 deliveries ruled the lions after the first setbacks.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The England team had lost the opener Ben McKinney (16), played by an impressive Anshul Kamboj, who played with discipline and swing. Emilio Gay then combined with hatred to add 109 points for the second window before falling for 46, captured by Sarfaraz Khan off the spinner of the left arm Harsh Dubey.Who is this IPL player?Earlier, India resumed one night 409/3 and extended its domination, Karun Nair converting its 186 into a 204 -ball commander 204 (26 ovens, 1 six). He reached the milestone with a border off Eddie Jack before being dismissed by Zaman Akhter, sidekeeper James Rew.
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Karun and Dhruv Jurel (94) sewed a 195 -point partnership for the fourth counter before Jurel fell in the day. Nitish Kumar Reddy (7 years old) left shortly after, and after the dismissal of Karun, the lions’ querors concluded the sleeves with fast strikes.Despite the massive total of India A, the Lions of England showed resilience with the bat, preparing the land for an intriguing competition on day 3.
In short, scores:India A: 557 All in 125.1 Overs (Karun Nair 204, Dhruv Jurel 94, Sarfaraz Khan 92; Josh Hull 3/72, Zaman Akhter 3/73)Lions of England: 237/2 in 52 Overs (Tom Haines 103 Batting, Max Holden 64 Batting; Anshul Kamboj 1/24).