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Video - Assessing India's Bowling Options - Cricket World TV
Ahead of the England-India Test series, John Pennington and Chetan Narula reviewed India's bowling attack, which was charged with taking 20 English wickets in each game.
Chetan homes in on a key weakness in this bowling line-up - their inability to 'close down winning moments', although they managed to beat England at Lord's by 95 runs.
Ishant Sharma played the starring role there, and Chetan talks about why going into the series Indian fans had reason to worry with him being the most experienced fast bowler in the group.
He correctly predicted that Bhuvneshwar Kumar would be a handful in English conditions and that Stuart Binny would make his debut.
India head to the fourth Test at Old Trafford with the series level at 1-1 after England hit back to win at The Ageas Bowl by 266 runs.
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Fixtures & Results
9th-13th July: 1st Test, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
India 457 & 391-9 dec. (Binny 78) drew withEngland 496 (Root 154no, Anderson 81)
17th-21st July: 2nd Test, Lord's, London
India 295 & 342 (Vijay 95, Jadeja 68) beatEngland 319 & 223 (Sharma 7-74) by 95 runs
27th-31st July: 3rd Test, The Ageas Bowl, Southampton
England 569-7 dec. & 205-4 dec. beatIndia 330 & 178 (Ali 6-67) by 266 runs
7th-11th August: 4th Test, Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
England 367 (Root 77, Buttler 70) beatIndia 152 & 166 by an innings & 54 runs
15th-19th August: 5th Test, The Kia Oval, London
England 486 (Root 149no, Cook 79) beatIndia 148 & 94 by an innings & 244 runs
25th August: 1st ODI, Bristol
Match abandoned without a ball being bowled due to rain27th August: 2nd ODI, SWALEC Stadium, Cardiff
India 304-6 (Raina 100, Woakes 4-52) beatEngland 161 (Jadeja 4-28) by 133 runs (D/L)
30th August: 3rd ODI, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
India 228-4 (Rayudu 64no) beatEngland 227 (Cook 44) by six wickets
2nd September: 4th ODI, Edgbaston, Birmingham
India 212-1 (Rahane 106, Dhawan 97no) beatEngland 206 (Moeen Ali 67) by nine wickets
5th September: 5th ODI, Headingley, Leeds
England 294-7 (Root 113, Buttler 49) beatIndia 253 (Jadeja 87) by 41 runs
7th September: T20I, Edgbaston, Birmingham
England 180-7 (Morgan 71, Hales 40)India 177-5 (Kohli 66) by three runs