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Check out these stats for the recent test.

some stunning England performances.

Cook with the bat,Anderson with the ball,and Bresnan with bat and ball.

Stuart Broad with bat and ball.

As a bowler,I cannot state the supreme quality of some of Anderson's bowling,so many late swinging absoloute jaffas.

This team could become as dominant as The West Indies and Australia were in their respective times.

Test match series: England v India

Wednesday, 10 August 2011 at Edgbaston, Day 4 of 5

England beat India by an innings and 242 runs

England won the toss and decided to field

India 1st Innings

224 all out (62.2 overs)

India 2nd Innings

244 all out (55.3 overs)

England 1st Innings

710 for 7 (188.1 overs)

India 1st Innings - All out

Runs

Balls

4s

6s

Gambhir

b Bresnan

38

64 7 0

Sehwag c Prior b Broad

0

1 0 0

Dravid

b Bresnan

22

68 3 0

Tendulkar c Anderson b Broad

1

8 0 0

Laxman c Broad b Bresnan

30

41 6 0

Raina

b Anderson

4

21 0 0

Dhoni c Strauss b Broad

77

96 10 3

A Mishra c Prior b Broad

4

13 1 0

Kumar c Prior b Bresnan

26

39 4 1

Ishant Sharma c Cook b Anderson

4

19 1 0

Sreesanth not out

0

4 0 0

Extras

4b 14lb 18

Total

all out 224 (62.2 ovs)

Bowler

O

M

R

W

Anderson 21.2 3 69 2

Broad 17.0 6 53 4

Bresnan 20.0 4 62 4

Swann 4.0 0 22 0

Fall of wicket

8 Sehwag

59 Gambhir

60 Tendulkar

75 Dravid

92 Raina

100 Laxman

111 A Mishra

195 Kumar

224 Dhoni

224 Ishant Sharma

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England 1st Innings - Declared

Runs

Balls

4s

6s

Strauss

b A Mishra

87

176 13 0

Cook c Raina b Ishant Sharma

294

545 33 0

Bell

b Kumar

34

43 6 0

Pietersen lbw b Kumar

63

78 9 1

Morgan c Sehwag b Raina

104

199 11 0

Bopara lbw b A Mishra

7

15 1 0

Prior c Tendulkar b A Mishra

5

11 0 0

Bresnan not out

53

75 6 1

Extras

15nb 3w 11b 34lb 63

Total

for 7 710 (188.1 ovs)

Bowler

O

M

R

W

Kumar 40.0 13 98 2

Sreesanth 36.0 4 158 0

Ishant Sharma 37.1 7 159 1

A Mishra 43.0 2 150 3

Raina 28.0 1 83 1

Tendulkar 4.0 0 17 0

Fall of wicket

186 Strauss

252 Bell

374 Pietersen

596 Morgan

605 Bopara

613 Prior

710 Cook

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India 2nd Innings - All out

Runs

Balls

4s

6s

Gambhir c Swann b Anderson

14

42 2 0

Sehwag c Strauss b Anderson

0

1 0 0

Dravid c Prior b Anderson

18

39 3 0

Tendulkar run out (Swann)

40

60 8 0

Laxman c Prior b Anderson

2

21 0 0

Raina lbw b Swann

10

24 2 0

Dhoni not out

74

79 13 0

A Mishra c Broad b Swann

22

28 4 0

Kumar c Bopara b Broad

40

18 5 3

Ishant Sharma lbw b Broad

0

8 0 0

Sreesanth c Pietersen b Bresnan

5

13 1 0

Extras

7w 6b 6lb 19

Total

all out 244 (55.3 ovs)

Bowler

O

M

R

W

Anderson 18.0 3 85 4

Broad 12.0 4 28 2

Bresnan 10.3 3 19 1

Swann 13.0 1 88 2

Pietersen 2.0 0 12 0

Fall of wicket

3 Sehwag

35 Gambhir

40 Dravid

56 Laxman

87 Raina

89 Tendulkar

130 A Mishra

205 Kumar

221 Ishant Sharma

244 Sreesanth

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Umpires: S J Davis, S J A Taufel, R S Madugalle, R J Tucker

England: Strauss ©, Cook, Bell, Pietersen, Morgan, Bopara, Prior (W), Bresnan, Broad, Swann, Anderson

India: Sehwag, Gambhir, Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman, Raina, Dhoni (C/W), A Mishra, Kumar, Ishant Sharma, Sreesanth

Posted

Congrats England. I'll give it to you mate, they look bloody good. Fast bowlers, great top 3, good fielding...sounds like Australia a few years ago!

I was born in the late 80's. I grew up thinking Australia was automatically no 1. They never lost the whole time I grew up. Now you guys have it. Enjoy it. I enjoy watching England play even though it pains me to say!!!!

Posted

Congrats England. I'll give it to you mate, they look bloody good. Fast bowlers, great top 3, good fielding...sounds like Australia a few years ago!

I was born in the late 80's. I grew up thinking Australia was automatically no 1. They never lost the whole time I grew up. Now you guys have it. Enjoy it. I enjoy watching England play even though it pains me to say!!!!

Cheers Dicko,

I wish I was born in the 80's!

I know what you mean,when I first started getting into cricket,the West Indies were the kings,then followed Australian dominance,with both of these sides you never thought they would be beaten.

But the wheel goes round.

I fear for India when Dravid,Tendulkar,Laxman etc reitre,as they will soon.They will loose 3 greats all at the same time,where are their replacements?

I generally fear for test match cricket,as the shorter games take a hold.

But in the mean time,credit to our boys,as they seem to be white hot at the moment.

If I can ever afford to,I'll come and watch a test at the WACA with you mate!

Posted

Very happy to see england is back on top of the cricket world, they are playing some of the best cricket i've seen in a while...even though I live in canada so the only way I get to watch cricket is online.Keep It up England!

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