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Ali spins England to series-clinching win

AFP, Southampton
Moeen Ali bowled England to a seriesclinching 60-run win in the fourth Test against
India at Southampton on Sunday.
Victory, achieved with more than a day to spare, left England an unassailable 3-1 up in the five-match series against India, the world's number one ranked Test side, ahead of Friday's finale at The Oval.
India, set 245 to win, were dismissed for 184 with recalled off-spinner Ali taking four for 71 in 26 overs on a wearing pitch, including the key wicket of starbatsman Virat Kohli (58).
That gave Ali a match return of nine for 134 following his first-innings five for 63. Unsurprisingly Ali, who also made 40 in England's first-innings 246, was named man-of-the-match.
It was another star turn at Hampshire's headquarters from Ali, who took six for 67 when England beat India by 266 runs in the corresponding Test at Southampton four yearsago.
Elated England captain Joe Root insisted: "The strength of character has always been a massive strength of this team. But the skill level to back it up has been phenomenal. I couldn't be more proud of the group,'1 he added.
While India captain Kohli and his deputy Ajinkya Rahane (51) were sharing a century stand for the fourth wicket, the tourists had hope of chasing down their stiff target. But after Ali dismissed both senior batsmen either side of tea, India lost four wickets for 13 runs.
This result, however, meant India had won just one of their last nine Test series outside Asia -- and thatagainsta struggling West Indies.
"We didn't get the start that we wanted," said Kohli. “I would have to say England were relentless with the ball.'
SCORES IN BRIEF
ENGLAND: First innings 246
INDIA: First Innings 273
ENGLAND: Second innings 271 all out (Root 48, Buttler 69, Curran 46; Sharma 2-36;Shami4-57)
INDIA: Second innings 184 all out (Kohli 58, Rahane 51, Ashwin 25; Anderson 2-33, Ali 4-71, Stokes 2-34)
Result: England won the match by 60 runs and clinch the 5-match series 3-1.
Player-of-the-match: Moeen Ali.