England pulled back to 1-1 in a four-Test series when they breezed to a ten-wicket success on the fourth morning of the Mumbai Test. It was a victory which will have roused England's self-belief in Asia and which brought into question India's entire move toward for the series of relying on turning tracks, leaving them with much to consider ahead of the third Test in Kolkata next week.
India's slow bowlers had been performed by their England complement, with Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann ultimate with 19 wickets in the match in favourable conditions they hardly ever experience. Panesar's match return was 11 for 210, Swann 8 for 113, but the Test had twisted on an attacking century from Kevin Pietersen.
India's slow bowlers had been performed by their England complement, with Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann ultimate with 19 wickets in the match in favourable conditions they hardly ever experience. Panesar's match return was 11 for 210, Swann 8 for 113, but the Test had twisted on an attacking century from Kevin Pietersen.
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