India had a busy day 2 of the third test against England in Lord’s when they finished the daily game 145/3. Jasprit Bumrah rose again on this occasion because his five goals helped to deduct England in the first shifts at 387. To end the day at a high level, Kl Rahul recorded his third fifty plus the score to make sure that there were no other victims before the stumps.
The day began by Joe Root scored his 37. The test century with the border as Left Rahul David and Steve Smith on the list of most hundreds in tests. With India in the desperate need for a goal in the first meeting, the Bumurah was again on a fast pitch to connect magic with the ball.
The fast-mount number one in the world was on the task when he broke the stumps of Ben Stokes during his second, cleaned the English captain of the beauty in 44, ending the 88-run between him and Root.
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During the next via he got rid of his favorite dough to send himself against the bowl when he sent the root back to Pavilion 11. In his career by decimating his stumps. Chris Woakes was the third prey of India Speedster, who proceeded to Wicketkeeper Dhruvu Jurel, the decision confirmed by DRS.
The tail again chases India
After Bumrah’s terrible charm, England was guided to 271/7, when India sensed the opportunity to give them under 300. But Indian old suffering came to chase them when Jamie Smith fell to five Klouul in the second slip.
After getting retaliation, the dough in the form ensured that India left a chance. To make matters worse, India asked for a change in the ball and did not receive an ideal replacement, which led to a sharp argument between Captain Shaubman Gill and the judges.
As a result, India had a massive loss of momentum and Smith and CARS used it for its benefit and sewing a massive 84-running attitude outside 114 balls. The duo began to score quickly and turned on the basball switch that was turned off from 1. Day off. With the kind permission of their partnership, England appeared for lunch 353/7.
In the second session Mohammed Siraj ended the suffering by dismissing Smith at 51 while Bumrah got rid of Jofra Archer to register his 15th goal in the tests And get his name on the Honors Council. England was eventually linked to 387 when Brydon Cart scored his first test fifty.
When India came out on the bat in their first shifts, Yashasvi Jaiswal got on the rozing of the beginning and in the first first over against Chris Woakes collected three boundaries. Jofra Archer came across the second place of shifts, and after an incredible four years he returned to the test team.
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Speedster had an immediate impact when he forced Jaiswal Edge to slip first, released him to 13, and sent the whole crowd to madness. Karun Nair went on three on the third in desperate need for running and survived scratched by enemy magic from Archer. Nair and Kl Rahul took away the delicate phase when India went to tea 44/1.
Nair couldn’t convert his start to a big score again, and the prey fell to Ben Stokes, who released him to 40, with a kind permission of a brilliant diving catch from Root at the first slip. Root also reached his name in historical books as he registered most of the catches in the tests, so Rahul Dravid remained behind in the list.
Nair’s release brought Shaubman Gill to the fold, who was fresh from the match player in the second test. Stokes had some interesting field for Captain India and caught a man on the side of his foot for move. However, they were not needed at all, because Gill ended up in the Wicketkeeper Jamie Smith on 16.
After Gill’s departure, Rishabh Pant went on number four and fought against the finger injury that held him outside the field During the shifts of England. During his short stay at the end of the day, Southpaw did not dance on the track and brilliantly supported Kl Rahul, who raised his 19. Test half a century. Rahul and Pant added 38 runs for the fourth goal from the stump, as the day witnessed an incredible 15 overs, with only 75 over the day 2.
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Published:
Rishabh beniwal
Published on:
July 11, 2025
