By the end of the third day in the Lord’s Test, England have 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.

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England Loss Reasons Edgbaston Test: In the Birmingham Test, India defeated England by a margin of 336 runs. This is the first time in the history of Test cricket when England have lost against India at Edgbaston ground. In the fourth innings, the English team had to score 608 runs to win, but in response, the entire team of England was reduced to just 271 runs and lost the match by 336 runs. Know here what the 3 biggest reasons for England’s defeat were.

1. Choosed bowling by winning the toss

England’s defeat was almost decided before the match started. He had decided to bowl first on the pitch of Edgbaston ground. If the weather had been raining in Birmingham from the very first day, the bowlers could have dominated, but Stokes had chosen the first bowling on a flat pitch. Stokes should also keep in mind that it has always been difficult to chase a big score in the fourth innings in Edgbaston’s ground. The Indian team took full advantage of the circumstances after receiving the first batting invitation.

2. England could not understand Akashdeep

When India gave rest to Jaspreet Bumrah for the second Test, the team management was very criticized by calling this decision completely wrong. Akashdeep was replaced by Akashdeep in the playing XI. Who would have thought that for England like Akashdeep would prove to be like ‘out of syllabus question’. Akashdeep took 4 wickets in the first innings and 10 wickets in the second innings. Unlike everyone’s expectation, Akashdeep proved to be the deadliest bowler of this match.

3. Bazball was heavy

England got a target of 608 runs in the fourth innings. If there is such a big goal in front, the batsmen should have played firmly, but the English batsmen were ghosts of ‘Bazball’. Ben Docket was dismissed for playing fast. Although the Oli Pope scored 24 runs in a strict style, Harry Brook, who scored a century in the first innings, was also in a rapid way of scoring runs, but LBW was out against Akashdeep. The result of this was that in the second innings, half of the England team returned to the pavilion for a score of 80, after which she could not recover.

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Ind vs eng 2nd test scorecard: England’s first innings has been reduced to 407 runs, which has led the Indian team a lead of 180 runs in the first innings. Harry Brook and Jamie Smith scored centuries for England, but the tail batsmen proved to be badly flops. For the Indian team, Mohammad Siraj took 6 wickets and Akashdeep also took a total of 4 wickets, spreading the fire. Team India scored a mountain score of 587 runs in the first innings. In response, there was a strong bowling from India.

Jasprit Bumrah was not in the Indian team for the second Test, despite this India got a strong start in bowling. In front of the deadly bowling of Akashdeep and Mohammad Siraj, half of England’s team had returned to the pavilion for a score of 84. Akashdeep did not let the account of the last match to open the account, while the Oli Pope was also dismissed on the score of zero. Just now Joe Root had taken the front that Siraj sent him to the pavilion on a score of 22.

The score was 84/5, but from here Harry Brook and Jamie Smith took the front. They had a brilliant partnership of 303 runs. On one hand, Harry Brook scored an innings of 158 runs, on the other hand Jamie Smith missed out on scoring a double century by just 16 runs. Smith scored 184 runs. England had once scored 387 runs at the loss of 5 wickets, but after that the remaining 5 wickets of England also fell within 21 runs. The last 3 batsmen of the English team could not even open the account.

If we look at the Indian bowlers, Mohammad Siraj took the most wickets. Siraj took 6 wickets, now he has achieved the achievement of achieving 5-cicat halls in Australia, South Africa, West Indies and England. Apart from him, Akashdeep took a total of 4 wickets.

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Ind vs eng 1st test: In the first Test match of the series, the Indian team has set a target of 371 runs in front of England. Team India has scored 364 runs in the second innings, since it got a lead of 6 runs in the first innings, England will now have to score 371 runs to win the first Test match. On the fourth day, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant played a century innings for India, but the tail batsmen flopped badly.

The Indian team scored 471 in the first innings and England scored 465 runs in their first innings. In this way, Team India started the second innings on the third day with a lead of 6 runs, but Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored a century in this match, was dismissed for just 4 runs in the second innings. Sai Sudarshan, who was out on a score of zero in the last innings, opened the account this time, but could not move beyond the score of 30.

Captain Shubman Gill also could not repeat the performance of his first innings and this time he continued for 8 runs. As a result, the Indian team had lost 3 wickets till the score of 92. From here, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant took a huge partnership of 195 runs, taking over the front. Rishabh Pant has also created history by scoring a century in both innings of this match. Pant was dismissed for 118 runs. When KL Rahul was dismissed after scoring 137 runs, the score of the Indian team was 333/5.

Wickets fell

At one time, in the second innings, Team India scored 333 runs at the loss of 4 wickets. From here, the bowlers of England took the wickets. Alam was that the last 6 wickets of the Indian team fell within just 31 runs. Where the Indian team would be dreaming of a target of more than 400 runs, it was able to give England a target of 371 runs. Josh Tung wreaked havoc that he had carried the wickets of Shardul Thakur, Jaspreet Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj in a single over.

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Ind vs eng 1st test scorecard: England have scored 465 runs in the first innings of the Leeds Test. In this way, Team India has gained a slight lead of 6 runs over England in the first innings. The first Test of the series has almost stood almost par after the first innings of both teams. The most memorable moment of this innings was when the famous Krishna dismissed Harry Brook on a score of 99. At the same time, the most successful bowler for India was Jasprit Bumrah 5 Wickets, who showed a total of 5 batsmen to the pavilion.

On the second day in the Leeds Test, the England bowlers held India’s first innings for 471 runs. On the second day, the English team started very poorly as Bumrah had dismissed Jack Croly on a score of just 4 runs in the first over. Thanks to Oli Pope’s century, England had scored 209 runs at the loss of 3 wickets by the end of the second day’s play. By this time, England was lagging behind by 262 runs in the first innings.

On the third day, England carried forward their innings with a score of 209/3. The game of the third day had started, when the famous Krishna moved the Oli Pope on a score of 106. Harry Brook added 51 runs with captain Ben Stokes, but Siraj’s ball changed such a fork that Stokes caught wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant. He scored just 20 runs.

Harry Brook missed a century

Harry Brook was moving towards the 9th century of his Test career, but the famous Krishna dismissed him on a score of 99 runs. He partnered 73 runs with Jamie Smith and then with Chris Woakes before being dismissed. Smith also contributed 40 runs and Vox also contributed 38 runs. Jasprit Bumrah took 5 wickets for Team India. The famous Krishna also took 3 wickets and Mohammad Siraj also took 2 wickets.

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