Berkshire Cricket Foundation
Euan receives his England Young Lions cap
over 6 years ago | Dave Wright
Berkshire allrounder Euan Woods received his England Young Lions cap by David Graveney, chairman of the Young Lions selectors, before the first one-day game of their Indian tour.
Euan was the third man out, caught behind for two, but England made an excellent recovery from 13-3 to 256-7 in their 50 overs with Sussex batsman Delroy Rawlins making 107 not out off 88 balls. India Under-19s were then dismissed for 233 with Wood bowling one over for five runs.
But in the second of the five-match series, England were heavily defeated at the Mumbai CCI ground on Wednesday, February 1st.
India still posted a formidable total of 287-8 with Woods finishing with 1-54 off 10 overs. In reply, England slipped to 40-3. Woods (19 off 37 balls) and his Surrey team-mate Ollie Pope added 40 for the fourth wicket, but both fell in quick succession to leave England on 89-5. Rawlins hit 46 from 35 balls, but England were all out for 158 with more than 16 overs remaining.
Euan was the third man out, caught behind for two, but England made an excellent recovery from 13-3 to 256-7 in their 50 overs with Sussex batsman Delroy Rawlins making 107 not out off 88 balls. India Under-19s were then dismissed for 233 with Wood bowling one over for five runs.
But in the second of the five-match series, England were heavily defeated at the Mumbai CCI ground on Wednesday, February 1st.
India still posted a formidable total of 287-8 with Woods finishing with 1-54 off 10 overs. In reply, England slipped to 40-3. Woods (19 off 37 balls) and his Surrey team-mate Ollie Pope added 40 for the fourth wicket, but both fell in quick succession to leave England on 89-5. Rawlins hit 46 from 35 balls, but England were all out for 158 with more than 16 overs remaining.
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