Smith out for 9

Fri, 25 July 2025

22:16

Eng 516-6 (125 ovs) vs Ind 358 | Scorecard

Woakes is the new man in and he lets the first one go as Bumrah bowls it in that channel. Bumrah is looking fitter now as he runs up.

He then has Woakes beaten as he gets one to move away late.

Woakes then taps the ball down and calls Dawson for a single, who is unsure at first but they take the single.

Dawson then defends the ball to mid-on. Another dot to end the over as a single and a wicket comes off it.

Bumrah is back in the attack and Smith gets the outside edge and is caught behind. Umpires call on the third umpire to check if the catch is clean and replays show it is and Smith is out caught behind for 9. England lose their 6th wicket.

Jadeja continues and Dawson plays the first two balls watchfully.

After another dot, Dawson plays the ball through covers for a couple.

He then edges the next one before defending the last ball of the over as 2 come off it.

Sundar continues and after three dots, Dawson takes a single.

A dot later, Smith comes down and drives the ball through covers for a four! 5 come off the over.

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