Jasprit Bumrah got his name for Lord’s honors after five goals against England in the third test. (Figure: X/BCCI) India Pace Bowler Jasprit Bumrah achieved an important milestone by securing his place to honor after he claimed five goals against England on Friday in the ongoing third test match of five games on Lord Cricket land in London. His exceptional bowling performance helped India to limit England to 387 runs in their first shifts, while India finished Day 2 to 145/3.Bumhrah’s journey to five goals began on the day of the opening when he released Harry Brook. The second day continued his impressive form and claimed four more key goals, including Ben Stokes, Joe Root, Chris Woakes and Jofra Archer, completed their five and earned a place for the prestigious Lord.In a shared BCCI video, Bumrah returned to the dressing room with hugs all around. Then he signed a few shoes for the Lord’s Museum.Talk to BBC Test Match Special In the UK, Bumhrah said, “It’s really strange because we don’t come here very often. We don’t play many test matches here. We may come here every four years. So you never know how many matches you will play here. You have seen a lot of test crickets.Instead of excessive celebrations after reaching the milestone, Bumrah decided to be his business. Later he revealed that he would take one game at the same time and save these stories for adult years of his son Angada.“The reality is that I was tired. I can’t jump around as 21 years old. I was happy to contribute. The name on the Honors Council feels good. It’s something I can say to my son when it grew up,” said Bumhrah, who was rested for Edgbaston test.The Indian bowling attack showed collective efforts with Mohammed Sraji and Nitish Kumar Reddy supporting Bumrah after two goals. Siraj removed Jamie Smith (51) and Brydon Cars (56), while Reddy released England’s opening pair Zak Crawley (18) and Ben Duckett (23).Ravindra Jadeja contributed to the bowling effort by taking an important goal of Ollie Pope, scoring 44 runs before his release.
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In response to the total of the first shift of England, India faced their ladings of early failures. Jofra Archer, who returned to the English line -up, soon hit Yashasvi Jaiswal for 13 runs.Indian shifts faced further pressure when Captain Shubman Gill was released by Chris Woakes for 16 runs, followed by the release of Karun Naira by Captain Ben Stokes for 40 runs.Kl Rahul and Rishabh Pant stabilized Indian shifts and remained undefeated at the end of the second day with a score of 53 and 19 runs. Their partnership helped India to reach 145 for a loss of three goals.The series stands evenly balanced to 1-1, with England won the first test in Headingley and India, which ensured the historical victory in Edgbaston. The third Lord’s test is a key intersection in the series because both teams are trying to take the lead.
