IND vs ENG 5th Test: Liam Dawson drops sitter as Yashasvi Jaiswal rides his luck at The Oval – Watch | Cricket News – Times of India

Yashasvi Jaiswal of India (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

England’s fielding woes continued as Liam Dawson dropped a simple likelihood to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal in the course of the second innings of the fifth Test at The Oval on Friday. The drop got here within the 14th over when Jaiswal was on 40. Josh Tongue banged one brief and Jaiswal, late on the pull, miscued it flat in direction of lengthy leg — just for Dawson to spill the only of possibilities. This was the second life for Jaiswal within the innings. Earlier, when he was on 20, a thick edge off his bat was put down by Harry Brook at slip. Jaiswal, who scored a double hundred earlier within the collection, appeared to be using his luck as soon as once more.To make issues worse for England, Brook was additionally responsible of spilling a catch supplied by Sai Sudharsan. These three missed alternatives might come again to harm the hosts on a floor that has already proven indicators of uneven bounce.

India had misplaced KL Rahul early within the innings, caught behind off Tongue with the rating on 7. Despite the early setback, the guests will really feel buoyed after a robust bowling efficiency earlier within the day.

Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna claimed 4 wickets every to assist India bowl out England for 247, proscribing the hosts’ result in simply 23. England had threatened an enormous complete after their 92-run opening stand, however the Indian pacers hit again arduous put up-lunch. Zak Crawley prime-scored with 64, whereas Harry Brook contributed 53. With no Chris Woakes accessible to bat, England’s decrease order folded shortly.Yashasvi Jaiswal introduced up his half-century in emphatic fashion, reaching the milestone with a towering six. The left-hander accomplished his fifty in simply 44 balls, persevering with his aggressive method regardless of just a few early reprieves. His counter-attacking innings has stored India afloat within the second innings of the fifth Test at The Oval, particularly after the early loss of KL Rahul.