India vs England: Kuldeep Yadav takes six as England all out for 268
None of the England batsmen were able to read him and a testimony to that was his brilliant figures of 10-0-25-6. He bowled an astounding 38 dot balls and not once was he hit for a boundary

Indias Kuldeep Yadav (L) celebrates after finishing his spell, taking his sixth wicket, that of Englands David Willey during the One Day International (ODI) cricket match between England and India at Trent Bridge in Nottingham central England on July 12,
Chinaman Kuldeep Yadav once again cast a spell on the England batsmen with his mesmerizing wrist spinners as his career-best 6 for 25 restricted the hosts to a moderate 268 in the first ODI, here today. Once Virat Kohli opted to field, the English script unfolded very much on similar lines with the T20 series, where things went downhill as soon as Kuldeep was introduced into the attack.
None of the England batsmen were able to read him and a testimony to that was his brilliant figures of 10-0-25-6. He bowled an astounding 38 dot balls and not once was he hit for a boundary. This was Kuldeep-s first five-for in ODIs after he had recently achieved the same feat in T20Is during the Manchester encounter.
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