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[WATCH] ENG vs IND 2025: Ravindra Jadeja teases Joe Root for staying on 99* at Stumps on Day 1
England wrapped up Day 1 of the third Test at 251/4 after 83 overs, with skipper Ben Stokes holding firm at the crease on 39 off 102 balls.
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England wrapped up Day 1 of the third Test at 251/4 after 83 overs, with skipper Ben Stokes holding firm at the crease on 39 off 102 balls.

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.

Mohammed Siraj mocks Joe Root with a “Bazball” sledge during a tense spell on Day 1 at Lord’s.

English cricketer Joe Root created new history with his bat during the Lord's Test against India, as the right-handed batter set a new Test cricket record against India as the first player to achieve it in Test cricket against India.
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Round of 16 clash between Novak Djokovic and Alex de Minaur at Wimbledon 2025 was nothing short of a spectacle, drawing a host of celebrities from film and sports to the prestigious Centre Court.

MCC confirmed Joe Root's dismissal by Akash Deep in the Edgbaston Test was legal, calling it the "correct decision in law."

Visuals of Akash Deep's back foot touching the return crease surfaced following the dismissal of Joe Root during the second English innings of the Edgbaston Test.
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India's commanding position in the second Test was reinforced by a sensational second-innings century from captain Shubman Gill, who scored a superb 161 to follow up his first-innings double century.

It was England's highest-ever run chase victory in Tests. Three years ago in Edgbaston, England, England won the match against India, chasing a 378-run target.
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Siraj made a strong comeback after a bad start, taking Root and Stokes in two balls. England fell apart early on Day 3.
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