England battling to save test as India strike


  • Cricket
  • Monday, 21 Jul 2014

England's Sam Robson reacts after being dismissed during the second cricket test match against India at Lord's cricket ground in London July 20, 2014. REUTERS/Philip Brown

LONDON (Reuters) - England face an uphill battle to save the second test at Lord's after slumping to 105 for four at the close of Sunday's fourth day in pursuit of 319 to beat India.

England, chasing a first test win in 10 matches after series defeats by Australia and Sri Lanka, lost three wickets in 20 balls to leave them teetering at 72 for four.

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