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Helped them declare on 246/8.
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Bharat’s impressive batting continued in the second innings as he and Gill started well. Gill (38) looked commanding in his opening stroke-play but was caught at the crease, pushed away from the body, falling on Navdeep Saini’s extra bounce, leaving India 62-1 in 13.1 overs.
From there, Bharat (31) and Hanuma Vihari (9) remained unbeaten and would resume batting for India on the third day.
Earlier Rishabh Pant was the star of Leicestershire’s innings. He came to bat in the 14th over at 44 for 3, one of which was Cheteshwar Pujara, who was dismissed for zero by Mohammed Shami.
Pant performed better in his exchanges with Shami, Mohammad Siraj, Umesh Yadav and Shardul Thakur (Jasprit Bumrah represented Leicestershire), playing both conservative and innovative shots, responding to the Indians’ first innings score of 87 balls. Scored 76 runs in 246, declared overnight.
The left-handed batsman faced all the fast bowlers, 26 off 30 balls from Shami, 20 off 23 against Siraj and 13 off 12 against Umesh. He went from 82 to 45 out of 72 to 70, eliminating extra-cover drives, paddle sweeps off the quick, and non-short-arm jabs.
However, in the end, Pant fell on his natural strength – the left-arm spin. He tried to slog-sweep Ravindra Jadeja but lack of turn took the outside edge for a high catch at long-on. Jadeja increased his chances of a place in the first XI after picking up three wickets in just eight overs.
Brief Scores: India 246 for December 8 (KS India 70, Walker 5-24) and 1 for 80 (Gill 38, India 31 not out) Lead Leicestershire 244 (Pant 76, Jadeja 3-28, Shami 3-42) 82 run from
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Helped them declare on 246/8.
to follow: India vs Leicestershire, Full Scorecard
Bharat’s impressive batting continued in the second innings as he and Gill started well. Gill (38) looked commanding in his opening stroke-play but was caught at the crease, pushed away from the body, falling on Navdeep Saini’s extra bounce, leaving India 62-1 in 13.1 overs.
From there, Bharat (31) and Hanuma Vihari (9) remained unbeaten and would resume batting for India on the third day.
Earlier Rishabh Pant was the star of Leicestershire’s innings. He came to bat in the 14th over at 44 for 3, one of which was Cheteshwar Pujara, who was dismissed for zero by Mohammed Shami.
Pant performed better in his exchanges with Shami, Mohammad Siraj, Umesh Yadav and Shardul Thakur (Jasprit Bumrah represented Leicestershire), playing both conservative and innovative shots, responding to the Indians’ first innings score of 87 balls. Scored 76 runs in 246, declared overnight.
The left-handed batsman faced all the fast bowlers, 26 off 30 balls from Shami, 20 off 23 against Siraj and 13 off 12 against Umesh. He went from 82 to 45 out of 72 to 70, eliminating extra-cover drives, paddle sweeps off the quick, and non-short-arm jabs.
However, in the end, Pant fell on his natural strength – the left-arm spin. He tried to slog-sweep Ravindra Jadeja but lack of turn took the outside edge for a high catch at long-on. Jadeja increased his chances of a place in the first XI after picking up three wickets in just eight overs.
Brief Scores: India 246 for December 8 (KS India 70, Walker 5-24) and 1 for 80 (Gill 38, India 31 not out) Lead Leicestershire 244 (Pant 76, Jadeja 3-28, Shami 3-42) 82 run from
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