By Admin 
The third Test match of India and England is being played at Lord’s. There has been a thorn in the match, as both teams scored 387 runs in their first innings. Now the result of the match will depend on the remaining two innings. In the first innings, there was a strong bowling from India, now the question is, how many runs the team of Team India can hold England. Before that, take a look here on the biggest score at Lord’s.
India’s biggest chase on Lord’s
The biggest score chased by the Indian team at Lord’s ground is 136 runs. In 1986, Team India chased this score against England. In that match, Dilip Vengasarkar scored 126 runs for India. After that India has won 2 Test matches at Lord’s, but both of them came while defending the win target. In 2014, England were kneeling in front of Ishant Sharma’s deadly bowling, while in 2021, Virat Kohli’s leadership was dusted by Team India filled with enthusiasm.
Largest Chase on Lords
The largest chase record at the Lord’s ground is named after the West Indies, who had a target of 344 runs against England in 1984. The West Indies to chase target of 300 or more runs on this ground is the only team. After that comes the number of England, who chased a target of 282 runs against New Zealand in 2004. At the same time, South Africa is at the third position, which achieved the target of 282 runs against Australia in the final of WTC 2025.
- West Indies – 344 runs vs England (1984)
- England – 282 runs vs New Zealand (2004)
- South Africa – 282 runs vs Australia (2025)
- England – 279 runs vs New Zealand (2022)
- England – 218 runs vs New Zealand (1965)
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