London: Ravindra Jadeja hit his second fifty of the match as India’s three-day tour match against a County Select XI at Chester-le-Street ended in a draw on Thursday.
Cheteshwar Pujara also batted as an opener on the last day, which ended early after a draw was agreed before the last hour.
By then, India had bowled 15.5 overs without taking a wicket after declaring just before tea.
Earlier, India’s Mayank Agarwal batted attractively before falling just short of his fifty.
Jadeja faced 71 balls, including four fours and a six before retiring on 51.
All of India’s fast bowlers got overs under their belt in what was a hastily-arranged fixture ahead of the first Test against England at Nottingham’s Trent Bridge starting on August 4.
The match came about after India captain Virat Kohli lamented a lack of recent red-ball cricket following his side’s defeat by New Zealand in last month’s inaugural World Test Championship final in Southampton.
Brief scores: India 311 (KL Rahul 111, R Jadeja 75; C Miles 4-45) and 192-3 dec (R Jadeja 51) drew with County Select XI 220 (H Hameed 112; U Yadav 3-22, and 31-0.
