LONDON - Scoreboard of the World Twenty20 Group E Super Eights match between England and India at Lord’s here Sunday.
England:
Ravi Bopara b Jadeja 37 (37)
Luke Wright c Pathan b RP Singh 1 (7)
Kevin Pietersen lbw Jadeja 46 (27)
Dimitry Mascarenhas not out 25 (27)
Owais Shah c Jadeja b Harbhajan Singh 12 (10)
Paul Collingwood lbw Zaheer Khan 7 (5)
James Foster c & b Harbhajan Singh 6 (5)
Graeme Swann b Harbhajan Singh 0 (1)
Stuart Broad not out 3 (1)
Extras (lb 2, w 14) 16
Total (for seven wickets in 20 overs) 153
Fall of wickets: 1-3 (Wright, 1.4 overs), 2-74 (Bopara, 10.5), 3-92 (Pietersen, 12.6), 4-122 (Shah, 17.2), 5-138 (Collingwood, 18.3), 6-145 (Foster, 19.3), 7-145 (Swann, 19.4)
Bowling:
Zaheer Khan 3-0-26-1
RP Singh 3-0-13-1
Ishant Sharma 4-0-36-0
Yuvraj Singh 2-0-20-0
Harbhajan Singh 4-0-30-3
Ravindra Jadeja 4-0-26-2
India (target: 154 in 20 overs)
Gautam Gambhir c Broad b Mascarenhas 26 (26)
Rohit Sharma b Sidebottom 9 (8)
Suresh Raina c Wright b Sidebottom 2 (5)
Ravindra Jadeja c Broad b Swann 25 (35)
Yuvraj Singh st Foster b Swann 17 (9)
Mahendra Singh Dhoni not out 30 (20)
Yusuf Pathan not out 33 (17)
Extras (lb 4, w 4) 8
Total (for five wickets in 20 overs) 150
Fall of wickets: 1-12 (Sharma, 1.5), 2-24 (Raina, 3.4), 3-62 (Gambhir, 10.4), 4-85 (Jadeja, 13.3), 5-87 (Yuvraj Singh, 13.6)
Bowling:
James Anderson 4-0-32-0
Ryan Sidebottom 4-0-31-2
Stuart Broad 4-0-21-0
Kevin Pietersen 1-0-9-0
Luke Wright 2-0-16-0
Graeme Swann 4-0-28-2
Dimitry Mascarenhas 1-0-9-1
Toss: India, opted to bowl
Man of the Match: Ryan Sidebottom, England
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