By Ananova
August 26 2002
England's batting faltered to allow India to draw level at 1-1 in the four match nPower test series. England's resistance was ended on day five of the match, despite the efforts of captain Nasser Hussain, who scored a battling hundred.
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Anil Kumble sent England crashing to an
innings defeat in the third Test after their hopes of salvaging an
unexpected draw faltered with a sudden collapse. Resuming on 239 for four - still 116 runs away from making India bat
again -England's hopes of preserving their 1-0 lead in the series rested
with Nasser Hussain and Alec Stewart extending their 91-run partnership
which had already frustrated the tourists for 152 minutes. But after surviving the opening 40 minutes of the final day at
Headingley as captain Hussain completed his 12th Test century, England
slumped to 309 all out to confirm India's innings and 46 runs victory -
their first in England since winning at the same ground in 1986. |
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