IND A vs ENG Lions, 2nd Unofficial Test: Haines, Gay Hit Half Centuries Before Rain Stops Play on Day 2

Thakur, Nitish Reddy go wicketless as England Lions pile 192/3 against India A

India A pacers Shardul Thakur and Nitish Kumar Reddy struggled again as England Lions reached 192/3 on Day 2 of the second unofficial Test in Northampton. Fifties from Emilio Gay and Tom Haines helped the hosts reduce the deficit after India A were bowled out for 348.

IND A vs ENG Lions, 2nd Unofficial Test: Haines, Gay hit half centuries before rain stops play on Day 2

The home side was parked at 192 for three at stumps, still 156 runs behind India A’s first innings total.

India A bowlers struggle as Emilio Gay and Tom Haines lead England Lions' charge

India A bowlers struggled on Day 2, letting England Lions build a strong innings. Despite early breakthroughs, Shardul Thakur and Nitish Kumar Reddy failed to capitalise as England’s Haines and Gay dominated Northampton conditions.

India A Bowlers Struggle As England Lions Reach 192/3 At Stumps On Day 2

England Lions were 192 for 3 in 46 overs in reply to India A's 348 at stumps on the second day of their second unofficial Test in Northampton on Saturday.

England Lions vs India A, Northampton, Day 2- Lions hold through with bat despite interruptions - Sports Gazette

“Rain, rain, go away” will be the mantra for the remainder of this second unofficial Test between England Lions and India A, in Northampton, as the near ’evil’ looking weather brought along multiple stoppages in play, ending the day at just below 53 overs played from the 90. In the gametime that did happen, India A’s tail stretched their total to 348, being bowled out in just over six overs of the second day. KL Rahul gave the Indians the perfec…

2nd Unofficial Check, Day 2: Indian bowlers battle, England Lions at 192/3, India A Lead by 156 runs | Cricket Information - Instances of India

England Lions (Picture by Steve Bardens/Getty Photographs) England Lions reached 192 for 3 in 46 overs at stumps on day two of their second unofficial Check in opposition to India A at Northampton on Saturday, trailing by 156 runs in response to India A’s first innings complete of 348.Jordan Cox remained unbeaten on 31 alongside James Rew who was but to open his account when unhealthy gentle compelled an early finish to play. Solely 13 overs had…