Ind vs Eng 2nd Test: India bundles out England for 134, take 195-run first innings lead
Ashwin takes his 29th five wicket haul
Chennai, Feb 14: England were bowled out for 134 in their first innings on day two of the second Test against host India here on Sunday.
India 1st innings: 329 All Out
England 1st innings: 134 All Out
Rory Burns lbw b Ishant 0
Dominic Sibley c Kohli b Ashwin 16
Daniel Lawrence c Shubman Gill b Ashwin 9
Joe Root c Ashwin b Axar 6
Ben Stokes b Ashwin 18
Ollie Pope c Pant b M Siraj 22
Ben Foakes not out 42
Moeen Ali c Rahane b Patel 6
Olly Stone c Rohit b Ashwin 1
Jack Leachc Pant b Ishant 5
Stuart Broad b Ashwin 0
Extras: (B-4,LB-4, NB-1) 9
Total: (all out in 59.5 overs) 134
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-16, 3-23, 4-39, 5-52, 6-87, 7-105, 8-106, 9-131, 10-134.
Bowling: Ishant Sharma 5-1-22-2, Ravichandran Ashwin 23.5-4-43-5, Axar Patel 20-3-40-2, Kuldeep Yadav 6-1-16-0, Mohammed Siraj 5-4-5-1.
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Indo-US trade deal will destroy Indian farmers: Rahul Gandhi
Barnala (Punjab) (PTI): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday alleged that the Indo-US interim trade deal will destroy Indian farmers.
Addressing the "Mazdoor Kissan Maha Rally" here, Gandhi alleged that the deal had been stalled for four months due to disagreements over the opening of the agriculture sector.
"Question arises, the work which PM did not do for four months, why did he do it within 15 minutes?" he said and asked why the trade deal was suddenly done.
Gandhi said that Modi gave a guarantee to US President Donald Trump that every year India will buy US products worth Rs 9 lakh crore.
He said that the deal will "destroy Indian farmers".
During his address, Gandhi claimed he was not allowed to speak in the Lok Sabha recently after the President's address because he wanted to comment on former Army Chief Manoj Naravane's memoirs.
The Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha said he intended to refer to an unpublished book by Gen Naravane (retd), which, he claimed, described a lack of response from the political leadership during Chinese troop movements near the border.
Senior Congress leaders, including K C Venugopal, Bhupesh Baghel, Punjab Congress chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring, Leader of Opposition in Punjab, Partap Singh Bajwa, former chief ministers Charanjit Singh Channi and Rajinder Kaur Bhattal, Gurdaspur MP Sukhjinder Randhawa and another senior leader from the state Vijay Inder Singla were present.
