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ENGLAND 125 (37 OVERS)
- Paul Collingwood38 (54)
- Kevin Pietersen27 (39)
- Ramesh Powar3/24 (8)
- Munaf Patel3/18 (8)
INDIA 126/6 (29.3 OVERS)
- Sachin Tendulkar35 (41)
- Yuvraj Singh*27 (61)
- Jamie Dalrymple2/5 (4)
- Steve Harmison2/34 (6)
India have won by four wickets. They certainly lost more wickets than they would have liked and plodded towards their target in the final overs, but it's a victory and they'll take it.
Munaf Patel and Irfan Pathan struck the decisive blows early on as England were restricted to a mere 125. Fifty runs more and we could have had a contest but 125 was far too little. India finished the chase in the 30th over to bag their first points of the tournament.
Man of the Match: Munaf Patel for his 3 for 18 off eight overs. He bowled a fabulous line, hardly gave the batsmen any room and extracted enough movement off the pitch to flummox England's top-order.
That's it from us at Cricinfo today. It's been a pleasure bringing you today's game. South Africa play New Zealand at the Brabourne Stadium tomorrow and we'll be live at 2pm local time. Do join us then. Meanwhile, have a pleasant Sunday evening, cheers!
END OF OVER:29 | 1 Run | IND: 122/6 (4 runs required from 21 overs, RR: 4.20, RRR: 0.19)
- Harbhajan Singh2 (8b)
- Yuvraj Singh27 (61b)
- Jamie Dalrymple4-0-5-2
- Sajid Mahmood8-0-26-0
India need just four more runs
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