IND vs Eng 2nd Test Score Live: Today is the third day of India vs England second Test. Shubman Gill & Team is in a strong position. Team India scored a huge score of 587 runs in the first innings. Captain Gill played a historic innings of 269 runs. Akash Deep demolished the top order of England, in the third over of the innings and in his second over, he dismissed Ben Docket and Oli Pope for 2 consecutive balls, both could not even open accounts. England had lost their 3 wickets at 25, Siraj made Jack Crolee (19) his victim. Today will start the day Joe Root (18) and Harry Brook (30).

Right now, Joe Root and Harry Brook have shared a 52 -run partnership, today he will carry it forward. While Shubman Gill & Team will try to break the pair within the first 5 overs. Akash Deep and Mohammad Siraj can be seen holding bowling in the first 10 overs for India.

Today this will be Team India’s strategy

The initial 10 -overs game is going to be very important, Akash Deep and Siraj were bowling on a good line on the second day. The captain would like the first 10 overs to bowl. Overcast condition is expected to remain. The seam can be seen here, a good bounce will also be seen. India would like England to be given a follow on.

How many runs do you have to score to save England to save follow on?

Team India scored 587 runs in the first innings. The England team, captained by Ben Stokes, has to score 201 runs, ie 386 runs to save the follow on.

What happened in second test so far

After winning the toss, Ben Stokes decided to bowl first. India had scored 310 runs at the loss of 5 wickets by the end of the first day’s play. Yashasvi Jaiswal gave a good start by playing an innings of 87 runs. On the second day, Shubman Gill changed his century in double century and was dismissed for 269 runs. Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja played an important innings of 89 runs, but could not turn it into a century. India scored 587 runs in the first innings. In England’s first innings, 3 wickets fell for just 25 runs, England’s score was 77/3 by the end of the day’s play. Joe Root 18 and Harry Brook stay unbeaten after scoring 30 runs.