LONDON (Reuters) - England captain Alastair Cook admits that should he fail to score runs in the remaining three tests against India and results do not go his way, he may no longer be the right man to revive the fortunes of his struggling team.
England slumped to a 95-run loss in the second test at Lord's on Monday, the middle and lower order blown away by a short-pitched barrage from seamer Ishant Sharma, who took career-best figures of seven for 74.
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