Indian tail-enders defy England

England were hoping to finish off India's innings at the start of the third day at Trent Bridge.

Sat, 10 Aug, 2002 - 13:35

England were hoping to finish off India's innings at the start of the third day at Trent Bridge.

The tourists resumed the third day of the second Test on a healthy 302 for eight after rain restricted play to only 25 overs with Harbhajan Singh unbeaten on 13.

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