England’s collapse against India the latest in growing trend

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England subsided to a painful 151-run defeat against India at Lord’s after failing to bat 60 overs on the final day of the second Test.

Needing to bat for around two sessions – or more improbably chase down 272 for victory – England were all out for 120 in 51.5 overs to fall 1-0 behind in the five-match series.

Here, the PA news agency looks at other recent instances where England’s batting has let them down.

67 all out versus Australia, August 2019

Ben Stokes bailed England out at Headingley (Mike Egerton/PA)
Ben Stokes bailed England out at Headingley (Mike Egerton/PA)

85 all out versus Ireland, July 2019

Chris Woakes made sure England's collapse against Ireland was not too costly (Bradley Collyer/PA)
Chris Woakes made sure England’s collapse against Ireland was not too costly (Bradley Collyer/PA)

77 all out versus the West Indies, January 2019

Kemar Roach, left, was a thorn in England's side in Barbados at the start of 2019 (Michael Steele/PA)
Kemar Roach, left, was a thorn in England’s side in Barbados at the start of 2019 (Michael Steele/PA)

58 all out versus New Zealand, March 2018

Trent Boult, pictured, and Tim Southee shared all 10 England wickets at Eden Park in early 2018 (Mike Egerton/PA)
Trent Boult, pictured, and Tim Southee shared all 10 England wickets at Eden Park in early 2018 (Mike Egerton/PA)

164 all out versus Bangladesh, October 2016

Alastair Cook's England lost in Dhaka (David Davies/PA)
Alastair Cook’s England lost in Dhaka (David Davies/PA)

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