Tempers flared up at the end of the third day when India failed to squeeze in another over after England opener Zak Crawley's time-wasting tactics, drawing furious reaction from the visitors led by skipper Shubman Gill
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Usha had also met World Boxing President Boris van der Vorst in Lausanne last month
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India lost the fifth and final match on Saturday but they sealed the series 3-2 after securing a dominant six-wicket triumph in the fourth T20I at Manchester on Wednesday
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Having moved up and down the order, KL Rahul is pleased that he would be batting at his preferred position in the foreseeable future
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For England, Michael Vaughan's son Archie Vaughan got a couple of wickets, including that of rival skipper Mhatre, with his off-breaks
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India Vs England, 3rd Test: Besides Rahul’s high quality effort (100 off 177), Ravindra Jadeja (72 off 131) and Rishabh Pant (74 off 112) propped up India’s first innings total. It would be a challenge for India to bat last on a surface where the odd ball is taking off after pitching besides offering some turn
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In men's javelin throw, Indian Army's Shivam Lohakare became the latest entrant in the 80m club with a personal best effort of 80.95m to take the top spot
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India A will again lock horns with France on Sunday and they still have five more matches left on their tour of Europe
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The Silesia DL organisers also confirmed the showdown between Chopra and Nadeem, and said it could be the first opportunity for the Indian superstar to settle the scores
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The trio of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Parneet Kaur and 16-year-old debutant Prithika Pradeep, who had topped the qualification round with a total of 2116 points, looked well on course for gold and justify their top-billing when they led 170-169 after the third end
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