Manchester/IBNS, July 25 -- England decimated the Indian bowlers to quickly go past 200 after bowling out the visitors for 358 on the second day of fourth Test in Manchester on Thursday.

England took only 46 overs to pile up 225 for the loss of two wickets at stumps on day two.

While all rounder Ravindra Jadeja caused the first breakthrough for India dismissing Crawley, debutant pacer Anshul Kamoj sent back the dangerous Duckett.

Ollie Pope and Joe Root held their turfs batting at 20 and 11 respectively when the day's play was called off.

Pant, who was unbeaten at 37 when he was injured on day one, finished his half-century to much applause from the spectators.

The southpaw, who will be replaced by Dhruv Jurel in the match behind the...