England reach 209/3 at stumps on Day 2, trail by 262 runs against India in 1st Test
Leeds, Jun 21 (PTI): Jasprit Bumrah (3/48) accounted for the dangerous Joe Root (28) but Ollie Pope’s unbeaten 100 took England to 209/3 in reply to India’s first innings total of 471 at stumps on Day Two of the first Test here on Saturday.
England still trail by 262 runs.
Pope was batting on 100 off 131 balls with 13 fours at stumps, having made the most of the lifelines, and was accompanied by Harry Brook who was yet to open his account.
Bumrah provided the crucial breakthrough when he had Root caught in the first slip to keep India ahead.
India had earlier lost seven wickets for 112 runs after play resumed on Day Two, with Rishabh Pant’s 134, Shubman Gill’s 147 and Yashasvi Jaiswal’s 101 taking them to a big total.
Brief Scores:
India: 471
England: 209/3 in 49 overs (Ben Duckett 62, Ollie Pope 100 batting; Jasprit Bumrah 3/48).
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UP: Over 60 people fall sick after eating prasad at religious ceremony
Kannauj (UP) (PTI): Sixty-two people fell sick allegedly after earing 'prasad' during a religious ceremony being held here at a private residence, officials said on Saturday.
The 'prasad' consisting of 'panchamrit' and 'panjiri' was distributed on Friday night during a 'Satyanarayan Katha' organised at the residence of Munna Lal Kashyap in Simuapur village, Kannauj.
After eating the 'prasad', several people's health began to deteriorate during the night. Initially, they were taken to private practitioners but eventually all of them were shifted to the district hospital, they said.
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Dr Akanksha at the district hospital said that 62 patients had arrived by 10.30 pm. Among them, 14 patients whose condition was critical were referred to the Medical College in Tirwa (in Kannauj district).
The remaining patients are currently undergoing treatment involving IV drips and medications. The condition of most patients is reported to be stable, officials said.
Upon receiving information about the incident, District Magistrate Ashutosh Mohan Agnihotri, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Swadesh Gupta, and Additional Superintendent of Police Ajay Kumar arrived at the district hospital.
The officials inquired about the patients' health and issued directives for their proper medical care.
