Manchester: England all-rounder Stuart Broad has said that their bowling attack made good use of the conditions after losing the toss and they now need to bat India out of the game. The visitors were bowled out for 152 runs on day one and England reached 113/3 in reply at stumps.


Stuart Broad 

"I was disappointed to find out that we lost the toss and then we got lucky with overhead conditions," said Broad. "But it wasn't just about the conditions. We bowled well and hit the right lengths with the new ball and it was swinging nicely. We challenged the Indian batsmen with right lengths and took our catches to put ourselves in a really good position."