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His explosive innings eventually ended when he was caught in the deep, but not before tilting the momentum decisively in India's favour. His dismissal was quickly followed by that of Chavda, leaving India three down but still well ahead of the asking rate.Earlier, England had posted 268 for 6 after being asked to bat first. Captain Thomas Rew led the charge with an unbeaten 76 off just 44 balls, peppered with nine fours and three sixes. Opener BJ Dawkins provided a solid foundation with a fluent 62, while Isaac Mohammed chipped in with 41.advertisementIndia's bowlers did well to rein in the scoring after a brisk start. Kanishk Chauhan was the pick of the attack, claiming 3 for 38 and sparking a middle-order wobble. He clean bowled Ben Mayes, removed Rocky Flintoff in his next over, and later dismissed Joseph Moores for a duck. Naman Pushpak and Deepesh Devendran also chipped in with a wicket each, while Vivaan Malhotra trapped Mohammed LBW to break a dangerous partnership.With the five-match series tied 1-1 going into this encounter, Suryavanshi's record-setting knock could well prove to be the turning point. His fearless batting at the top has already emerged as a standout feature of the series - and at just 14, he's giving Indian cricket fans plenty to be excited about.- EndsYou May Also Like
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