🏏 India vs England, 3rd Test-- SCA Stadium, Rajkot 🏏 - Page 49

Kunal T: "How can Bazball work so consistently that to against Indian bowling attack in Indian pitches, we haven't seen single collapse till now, waiting for England's plan to back fire and then see whether they still attack. " The pitches have been good for batting. They were on the verge of tumbling in the first Test but Stokes and Pope denied it. It is remarkable how they keep going, despite not getting runs from Root too

Anand: "Why the name Bazball? Wasn't Sehwag playing that style long back?" Andrew Miller might be the answer for the first question.

UK: "@Anand, in BazBall every batsman plays like Sehwag "

END OF OVER 21

2 runs

ENG: 117/1

CRR: 5.33

BM Duckett

79 (72)

OJ Pope

17 (27)

JJ Bumrah

5-0-24-0

R Ashwin

5-0-16-1

Duckett moves to 92

END OF OVER 22

14 runs

ENG: 131/1

CRR: 5.72

BM Duckett

92 (75)

OJ Pope

18 (30)

R Ashwin

6-0-30-1

JJ Bumrah

5-0-24-0

Shaun: "And just like that Gilbert Jessop's record for the fastest century by an English player (76 balls) lives to fight another day!" Don't think Matt's particularly thrilled about that

END OF OVER 23

6 runs

ENG: 132/1

CRR: 5.73

BM Duckett

97 (80)

OJ Pope

18 (31)

JJ Bumrah

6-0-29-0

R Ashwin

6-0-30-1

22nd over

Runs Scored: 14

0 0 1 6 4 3

Score after 22 overs

ENG 131-1

Ben Duckett

92(75)

Ollie Pope

18(30)

Ravichandran Ashwin

6-0-30-1

What a barrage this has been from England! Sure, we all expected them to go hard but today we've seen how demoralising it can be to be at the recieving end of Bazball. These runs have come in no time and it's left Rohit Sharma searching for answers. Ben Duckett has been at the forefront of it all and he stands unbeaten on 97.

Gilbert Joseph's record of fatest test century by englishman {76 ball 100) remains Un -broken :