England vs India, 3rd Test: Today is the fourth day of the third Test match being played between India and England at Lord’s. In this Test, England scored 387 runs in the first innings. In response, Team India also scored 387 runs in their first innings. For this reason, it is believed that this test is now starting from today. Whichever team will be today, that team can win this Test match.

By the end of the third day’s play, England scored 2 runs in 1 over. The game of three days has ended, but the match is still where it started. Actually, after England, India has also scored 387 runs in their first innings. On the third day, Rahul scored the 10th century of his Test career, while Ravindra Jadeja scored his third half -century in the current series. Captain Shubman Gill could not walk in this innings, but vice -captain Rishabh Pant contributed 74 runs.

On the third day, India carried forward its score from 145/3. KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant firmly maintained the speed of the Indian scoreboard. A total of 141 runs shared a total of 141 runs between Rahul and Pant, meanwhile, Pant was run out on a score of 74 in a careless manner. Shortly thereafter, KL Rahul also started walking, who lost the wicket on the next ball of completing his century. Rahul was dismissed for 100 runs.

By the score of 254, half of India’s team had returned to the pavilion, but Team India is playing a depth plan in the batting line-up. In such a situation, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Ravindra Jadeja partnered 72 runs for the sixth wicket. After Nitish’s wicket fell, Washington Sundar and Jadeja took the front. There was a 50 -run partnership between Sundar and Jadeja, which showed that Team India would cross the 400 -run mark.

Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 72 runs, then India lost their 7th wicket on a score of 376. That is, after falling 6 wickets for 376 runs at one time, the Indian team lost the remaining 4 wickets within the next 11 runs. Sundar scored 23 runs and finally was dismissed by playing big shots. Now a ODI match like Lord’s Test has been formed, because even after the end of the three -day play, both teams are on par and the last two innings will decide the result of Lord’s Test.