A late wicket burst from Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse helped to lift England after they toiled hard on a slow track against India's stubborn resistance on day three of the third Test at Lord's. After resuming on 145-3, India were dismissed for 387 with ...

England openers Crawley and Duckett came out to bat for just one over as they finished the day at 2/0 courtesy of Crawley's delaying tactics that angered the Indian side as well.

London: On a dramatic third day of the third Test at Lords, India were bowled out for 387, matching England’s first-innings total and keeping the contest finely balanced. Ravindra Jadeja played a crucial role in the middle order with a composed 72, adding depth to India’s innings after top-order resistance.

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Joe Root has followed his latest century with a record-setting catch and Jofra Archer has made a wicket-taking return as England enjoyed the better of Day 2 of the third test against India at Lord’s.

Rahul did get to a hundred, his second century in a Test at Lord's, but was out edging off-spinner Shoaib Bashir to slip off the next ball he faced.

Mhatre targeted James Minto first and hit a couple of sixes when he came to bowl in the 16th over in the first session. He shifted gears after the lunch break and rushed to his century in just 107 bal

India's Nitish Kumar Reddy dismissed openers Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley in the same over as England laboured to 83-2 at lunch on the first day of the third test at Lord's on Thursday.England captain Ben Stokes had won the toss under sunny skies and would have expected his top order to take advantage of favourable batting conditions.

Players from both sides wore red before play on day two to mark Red For Ruth Day in aid of the Ruth Strauss Foundation

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