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On a day when the England cricket team was bundled out for just 134 runs against India here, Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have got a bird's eye view of the 'interesting' contest.
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The Prime Minister was in the city to launch various government projects and lay the foundation stone for others.
On Twitter, he uploaded a picture of the MA Chidambaram stadium and said he caught a 'fleeting' view of the second day's game between the two teams.
"Caught a fleeting view of an interesting test match in Chennai," Modi tweeted.
On Sunday, off-spinner R Ashwin returned yet another five-wicket haul as India bundled out England for 134 to take a huge first innings lead of 195 on the second day of the second Test.Caught a fleeting view of an interesting test match in Chennai. pic.twitter.com/3fqWCgywhk
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 14, 2021
England are leading the four match test series 1-0 after winning the opening encounter here.
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