Jasprit Bumrah sparked laughter during a press conference when a reporter’s phone rang, prompting a witty remark as he reflected on his most memorable moment and dealing with judgment.
The England vs. India third match of the ongoing Tendulkar-Anderson trophy has been poised nicely after Day 2. England got a couple of wickets in the last session of the day's play. Chris Woakes got a huge wicket in India skipper Shubman Gill with an attacking field set.
Former England Captain Nasser Hussain has chimed in on the discussion, calling into question India's decision to request a replace the Dukes ball, stating, there was no reason to change it, especially when Jasprit Bumrah was making a mockery of England's middle-order batting
The celebration expressed it all. Jofra Archer marked his comeback after a series of injuries with a wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal. The crowds in the Lord's cricket ground erupted in joy to celebrate the moment—the England crowd celebrated, and Jofra Archer celebrated.
India opted for the second new ball after 80 overs in England’s first innings, but the ball lost its shape after just 63 deliveries and had to be replaced.
When Jasprit Bumrah finds his rhythm, it turns into a nightmare for the opposition batters. England started Day 2 of the ongoing 3rd England vs India (ENG vs IND 3rd Test) Test of the 5-match series at Lord's with a hundred from Joe Root.
Day 1 of the ongoing 3rd of the 5-match Test series was surprising. Ben Stokes, England skipper, decided to bat first on the fresh Lord's track after winning the toss. The home team is mostly known for their attacking approach with the bat, which is labelled as the 'Bazball.'
England aims to capitalize on their solid start by upping the scoring rate, utilizing Chris Woakes' all-round skills, and learning from India’s Day 1 tactics to dominate Day 2 at Lord’s.
It was a comparably slow day at the Lord's Cricket Ground. England got 251 for 4 on the scoreboard, and there are concerns over their captain Ben Stokes' fitness. Stokes was in visible discomfort, hobbling around the crease even after being attended by the physio.
England recovered from the early blows caused by Nitish Kumar Reddy. The second day of the ongoing 3rd Test can start with a huge applause by the audience at the Lord's. Joe Root is only a single run away from making another milestone hundred of his Test career and against India.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
