🏏England vs India, 3rd Test Day 5, Lords - Jul10- 14 - Page 58

Aaron: "That shot by Brook has echoes of Root's controversial reverse scoop dismissal..." Yes, was it Ranchi? He's barely played it since then, IIRC

Prasad: India should aim to dismiss England for under 150, with the key being to remove Root as soon as possible.

Prasad: India should aim to dismiss England for under 150, with the key being to remove Root as soon as possible.

shivam: India tightening the screws at Lord’s! Siraj on fire, England struggling at 91/4. With Root their only real hope, this is turning into a classic one-innings shootout. Tempers flaring, tension rising — Test cricket at its best!

OxTiger: "Considering the uneven bounce, and India's unreliable lower order - reckon Archer and Co may fancy a chance defending 250. India may need to bat out of their skins if the target is 300

IND 387

ENG 387 & 98/4 (25)

CRR: 3.92

Day 4: Lunch Break - England lead by 98 runs

Partnership: 11(21)

Last Wkt: Harry Brook b Akash Deep 23(19) - 87/4 in 21.3 ov.

Ovs Left: 66

Last 10 overs: 47 runs, 1 wkts

Toss: England (Batting)

Lunch Break now.

end of over 25

7 runs

ENG: 98/4

CRR: 3.92

BA Stokes

2 (13)

JE Root

17 (40)

JJ Bumrah

8-1-26-0

Akash Deep

5-2-23-1

13:04 Local Time, 12:04 GMT, 17:34 IST: Indian players understandably chuffed, high-fiving each other before leaving the field. They've made the new ball count once more as they've done all through the series, picking up as many as four wickets in the session.

Indian players understandably chuffed, high-fiving each other before leaving the field. They've made the new ball count once more as they've done all through the series, picking up as many as four wickets in the session. It all started with Bumrah and Siraj who set the tone in the first few overs. They hit good areas, tested the batters and it was Siraj who got the rewards in a fired-up seven-over burst.

Originally posted by: Aurora_77

13:04 Local Time, 12:04 GMT, 17:34 IST: Indian players understandably chuffed, high-fiving each other before leaving the field. They've made the new ball count once more as they've done all through the series, picking up as many as four wickets in the session.

It all started with Bumrah and Siraj who set the tone in the first few overs. They hit good areas, tested the batters and it was Siraj who got the rewards in a fired-up seven-over burst.