Bell and Swann leave India in trouble

Aug 20, 2011

Sreesanth picked up a couple of early wickets on the third day•Getty Images

Ian Bell, however, kept marching on...•Getty Images

Suresh Raina ended Bell's innings, trapping him in front for 235•AFP

Virender Sehwag failed to get going once again as he was lbw to James Anderson•Getty Images

He was caught after he gloved one while sweeping Graeme Swann•Getty Images

It was again left to Rahul Dravid to put up a fight, and he did so with an unbeaten half-century. But India were struggling at stumps at 103 for 5•AFP

Eoin Morgan was one of them•Getty Images

...and reached his maiden double-century•Getty Images

But England kept cruising and MS Dhoni had few answers•AFP

Stuart Broad didn't take long to dislodge VVS Laxman, and India were immediately under pressure•Getty Images

Suresh Raina was stumped for a duck; he faced 29 balls•AFP

Ravi Bopara gave him good company and kept the runs coming•Getty Images

There was a delay due to rain and England declared at 591 for 6•AFP

Sachin Tendulkar played a few attractive shots but looked rusty for a good part of this innings•Getty Images

Swann was threatening on a turning pitch and bagged three wickets before the close•Getty Images