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India boost morale

AFP, London
India saw off a Michael Vaughan-inspired recovery to beat England by 23 runs in the third and final NatWest Challenge one-day international at Lord's here Sunday.
But England still took the three-match series 2-1, a warm-up for the ICC Champions Trophy which starts on Friday, after seven-wicket and 70-run wins at Trent Bridge and The Oval respectively.
England, chasing 205, collapsed to 62 for six in a match where they were missing star all-rounder Andrew Flintoff, who had gone to hospital to be with his pregnant girlfriend.
But a stand of 92 between England captain Vaughan, who put a run of low scores behind him with 74, and Ashley Giles revived England.
However, after both men fell in the space of five balls to off-spinner Harbhajan Singh, England were 155 for eight.
'The Turbanator' took three for 28 before left-arm quick Ashish Nehra (three for 26) finished the match with 10 balls to spare by bowling Darren Gough (10).
Vaughan, dropped on 36 by debutant wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik, revived England after managing just 51 runs in his previous seven one-day innings.
"We were excellent in the field but
then they hit us hard with the new ball," said Vaughan.
"But we are proud to have beaten a very good India side. We have improved in leaps and bounds and we hope to take this form into the Champions Trophy."
India captain Sourav Ganguly said he hoped the win would act as a springboard for next week's 12-nation tournament.
"The game is all about confidence and we hope to get better from here," said the India skipper.
Earlier, England fast bowler Stephen Harmison took a career-best one-day return of four for 22 as India were bowled out for 204 after winning the toss.
Ganguly, with 90, and Rahul Dravid, 52, were the only batsmen in the innings to score more than 14.
The tourists slumped to 48 for three before a fourth-wicket stand of 93 between the experienced duo revived the innings in front of a capacity 28,500 crowd.
Meanwhile veteran quick Gough (two for 41) became the first Englishman and 19th player overall to take 200 one-day international wickets.
India's win was their second straight one-day victory against England at Lord's after their dramatic two-wicket success in the 2002 triangular final.
Not that Ganguly was getting carried away. "I don't know about two wins in a row at Lord's but after four losses it
feels good to win today."
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the third and final NatWest Challenge one-day international between England and India at Lord's on Sunday:
INDIA: 204 in 49.3 overs (Ganguly 90, Dravid 52, Pathan 14; Harmison 4-22, Wharf 2-41, Gough 2-41)
ENGLAND
Trescothick c Laxman b Nehra 1
Solanki c Harbhajan b Nehra 9
Vaughan st Karthik b Harbhajan 74
Strauss lbw b Pathan 2
McGrathlbw b Pathan 2
Collingwood run out 4
Jones c Sehwag b Harbhajan 11
Giles c and b Harbhajan 39
Wharf c Karthik b Yuvraj 9
Gough b Nehra 10
Harmison not out 4
Extras: (lb-11, w-4, nb-1) 16
Total: (All outin 48.2 overs) 181
Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-22, 3-27, 4-29, 548, 6-62, 7-154, 8-155, 9-166
Bowler O M R W
Pathan 9 0 32 2
Nehra 7.2 1 26 3
Kumble 10 1 36 0
Harbhajan 10 1 28 3
Sehwag 6 0 24 0
Yuvraj 6 0 24 1
Result: India won by 23 runs. England lifted the three-match series 2-1.
Man-of-the-match: Sourav
Ganguly.
Man-of-the-series: Stephen
Harmison.