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For the very first time in the ongoing IND vs ENG series, the home side after winning the toss, opted to bat first. That meant, India would have to chase on the Lord’s pitch, that could play a trick or two. Currently, at lunch on day 4, the hosts lead by 98, and are four […]

Luck has finally gone Yashasvi Jaiswal’s way as the youngster managed to take his first catch in the ongoing IND vs ENG Test series. The southpaw was severely criticized for his efforts on the field after he dropped four catches in the Leeds Test. Jasiwal managed to hold on to a catch off Zak Crawley’s

Mohammed Siraj drew first blood on Day 4 of IND vs ENG 3rd Test at Lord’s as he got rid of England opener Ben Duckett early in the 1st session. Following the dismissal, the animated Indian pacer was seen celebrating in the face of the batter, and may have unintenionally barged his shoulder as well.

IND vs ENG 3rd Test LIVE: England will look to dominate Day 4 of the Test at Lord’s, having managed to get a 2 run lead at the end of play on Day 3. India failed to take the lead as they were dismissed for the same score the hosts manage to amass in their

In the last few minutes of Day 3 at Lord’s, players got angry and lost their cool, but former Indian wicketkeeper Farokh Engineer was not going to sugarcoat what he saw. The 87-year-old, who was at the famous Lord’s ground on Saturday, slammed England’s strategy, calling Zak Crawley’s time-wasting tricks “cheating” and taking a sharp

India and England are neck and neck in the third Test, and after the deadlock of the first innings, it’s now up to the final two innings to separate the sides. England have already started their second innings and are expected to push hard for a declaration. India, meanwhile, will want to knock them over

Tensions flared in the dying minutes of Day 3 at Lord’s, and India captain Shubman Gill found himself in the middle of a boiling point. However, former England batter Jonathan Trott wasn’t impressed. Taking a thinly veiled dig at Gill’s aggressive demeanour, Trott suggested that the young captain’s “acting” and confrontational approach was reminiscent of

On a day when India appeared to claw back control in the third Test at Lord’s, a moment of miscommunication between KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant just before lunch flipped the narrative. While India equalled England’s total of 387, the run out of Rishabh Pant at 74 proved to be a defining moment of the

Test cricket threw up a statistical gem on Day 3 of the third Test between India and England at Lord’s, as both teams finished with identical first-innings scores of 387. It’s only the ninth time in the long history of the game that both sides have ended up with exactly the same total after the

The Lord’s Cricket Ground witnessed a tense and dramatic end to Day 3 of the third Test between India and England. A quiet day of grind turned combustible in its final six minutes. What should have been a routine close switched into heated exchanges between Shubman Gill’s fired-up India and a wily England opening pair,