India vs England: Five moments that turned the Wankhede Test
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Ravichandran Ashwin of India celebrates the wicket of Chris Woakes of England during day 5 of the fourth test match between India and England held at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on the 12th December 2016. Photo by: Deepak Malik/ BCCI/ SPORTZPICS (Photo by: Deepak Malik/ BCCI/ SPORTZPICS)
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Ravichandran Ashwin picked up the key wickets of Keaton Jennings for 112 and Moeen Ali for 50 as India stalled England’s progress. Ashwin ended with 6/112 and this was crucial in India restrciting England to 400. (BCCI)
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Murali Vijay was determined to overcome a slump in form as he smashed his third Test ton against England and eighth overall to give India a solid platform. (BCCI)
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Virat Kohli continued his magnificent run in 2016 as he went past 4000 runs and 2000 runs as captain. He notched up his third double century of 2016 and he ended up on 235, the highest by an Indian captain. This knock was the difference maker as the game changed completely. (BCCI)
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Virat Kohli’s 235 turned the match on it’s head. But, it was his 241-run partnership with Jayant Yadav that gave India the upper hand. Jayant became the first Indian No.9 batsman to score a Test century. The 241-run standf for the eighth wicket was India’s highest in Tests for this wicket. (BCCI)
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