"jonny-bairstow"

England did not throw it away like the opening game and capitalised on a flying start provided by Bairstow (124 off 112) and Jason Roy (55 off 52) to gun down the target in just 43.3 overs with six wickets in hand

The incident happened in the eighth over of the England innings when Shreyas dived on a drive hit by Jonny Bairstow off pacer Shardul Thakur.

India could only manage 124 and in the absence of scoreboard pressure, England overhauled the target with ease in 15.3 overs to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series

The Indian skipper was visibly unhappy with something which Stokes said to Siraj and as a result, he decided to have a lengthy chat with the England all-rounder.

Woakes, who was with the England squads for the tours of South Africa, Sri Lanka and India, has not featured in any match

At stumps on day three, England's score reads 339/9, still trailing the hosts by 42 runs

England ensured it didn't have any more hiccups in erasing the remaining 36 required on the last day after Sri Lanka had set up a tricky 74-run target on a turning wicket.

Joe Root's team, missing Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer, need a convincing win in the two-match series to keep alive their hopes of reaching the World Test Championship final

All-rounder Ben Stokes assisted Bairstow with a 27 ball 37 as visitors sealed the first match by five wickets.

The 31-year-old has represented England in every format of the game having made his Test debut in 2012. Bairstow was representing SunRisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League

A win against table-toppers Mumbai would take Hyderabad to play-offs

However, it was not in the case of a few young cricketers like Priyam Garg, Abdul Samad or Ishan Kishan who thought they would get quick runs through some big-hitting only, conveniently forgetting the singles and twos.

Defending 168, CSK bowlers executed their plans to perfection, to restrict SRH to 147 for eight

Rajasthan Royals pull off incredible thrilling last-over heist

Speaking after the match, the leggie from Afghanistan said picking the right line and length early in the spell helped him.

Chasing a stiff target of 202, KXIP were all out for 132 in 16.5 overs to slump to their fifth defeat - and fourth on the trot - in six matches to remain at the bottom of the points table