England win series after rainy tie

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		A ball after Munaf Patel ran out Graeme Swann, rain ended the ODI at Lord's. England were level with the D/L par score and the match was tied © Associated Press More Photos » Specials When spin was king For much of the 1960s and '70s, India's bowling attack consisted almost entirely of spinners who were varied and highly skilled. Just... More Specials » Featured Video Play Audio 'It was all drama' Champagne Moments: Reds Perreira looks at the 1993 Adelaide nailbiter, where Richardson's West Indians snuck a one-run win over Australia (00:11:26) More Videos »		England win series after rainy tie India made early inroads to give themselves a chance of finally securing an international victory on the tour but England recovered to reach 126 for 3... Hafeez, Farhat secure emphatic win Pakistan strolled to victory after being untroubled, chasing a below-par score on a batsmen friendly pitch in Harare... Sri Lanka top order reduces deficit Australia's chances of victory faded with the light around Pallekele on the fourth afternoon, as Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene settled in on a pitch offering little for the bowlers... More News » Latest Photos Munaf Patel prepares to run out Graeme Swann, England v India, 4th ODI, Lord's, September 11, 2011 © Associated Press The spectators at Lord's are informed of the tie, England v India, 4th ODI, Lord's, September 11, 2011 © AFP More Photos » Recent Results England v India at Lord's Sep 11 Match tied (D/L method) Zimbabwe v Pakistan at Harare Sep 11 Pakistan won by 10 wickets (with 47 balls remaining) England v India at The Oval Sep 9 England won by 3 wickets (with 7 balls remaining) (D/L method) Number Crunching 8 The most number of tied ODIs a team has been involved in. Name the team. Statistics home » Statsguru »
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