The third Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy is being played between India and England at the Lord's Stadium. Mohammad Siraj was aggressively celebrated after taking wickets on the fourth day of the match on Sunday. Harry Brook became bold while trying to play sweep shots. For the first time, India dismissed 7 players in an innings of Test.
Records of Lord's Test …
1. India dismissed 7 players Seven England players were bold out in the second innings. Jack Crowley and Ben Ducket were caught, while Oli Pope became LBW. Team India bold out 7 players for the first time in an innings of Test. In the first innings, 5 players from England were bold out. That is, India bold out 12 players in the match, Team India has done so for the first time in Test history.
After 136 years, the last 7 batteries of a team were bowled in the Test. Seven South African batters were bowled against England in 1889 for the last time. This is the third time when 12 batters were bowled in the Test against England. Earlier in 1882, 12 players of the team were bowled in the match against Australia on Sydney and Melbourne grounds. In 1887, 14 players from England were bowled against Australia in Sydney.
In the second innings, 7 batters of England were bowled.
2. Sundar completed 100 international wickets Team India of Spinner Washington Sundar took 4 wickets in the second innings. With this, Sundar completed 100 wickets in all three formats. Sundar took only 20 runs and took 4 wickets. He became the second Indian to take 4 wickets in South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia (SENA). Earlier, Harbhajan Singh took 10 wickets for just 10 runs against South Africa at Durban Ground in 2010.
Washington Sundar took 4 wickets in the second innings.
3. Shubhman is the highest run player for India in the Test series in England Shubhman Gill Lord's was able to score only 6 in the second innings of the Test. Nevertheless, he became the highest scorer for India during the Test series in England. Shubham broke Rahul Dravid's record, scoring 602 runs in 2002. Shubhman now has 607 runs in 3 Tests. There are still 2 tests in the series.
Best Moments …
1 In the second over of the fourth day, Jasprit Bumrah's ball jumped on English opener Jack Crawley's Gloves. Because of this, Crawley's bat slipped out of her hands. The ball was in the air and Bumrah tried to catch the ball in the follow-through, but he could not catch it.
Jasprit Bumrah tried to catch Jack Crawley's catch but could not catch it.
2. Siraj's aggressive celebration on Ducket's wicket England lost their first wicket in the sixth over in the second innings. Mohammad Siraj throws a short ball of Lantha. Ben went to the ducket to bridge, but the ball did not bounce too much and he was caught at the hands of Jasprit Bumrah on the mid-on.
Siraj was seen aggressively celebrating as soon as the wicket of the ducket. He ran to the duck and hit his shoulder with him. The field then came to explain to the umpire Siraj. Ducket was dismissed for 12 runs.
3. Oli Pope was out due to DRS India got the second wicket in the 12th over. Mohammad Siraj throws good length incubator against Oli Pope. Pope went to the rescue, but the ball rang on his pad. India appealed for LBW, but the umpire did not give out.
Captain Shubhman Gill reviewed at Siraj's request. The replay showed that the ball would be stumped. The umpire changed his decision and returned to the pavilion with a pop 4 runs. This was Siraj's second wicket in the innings.
Oli Pope scored 4 runs.
4. Harry Brook bowled while playing sweep shots England also lost Harry Brook's wicket in the 22nd over. Akashdeep threw the fourth ball of the over at a good length on the leg stump. Harry Brook sweep went to play shot, but missed the ball. The ball sounded directly on the stump. Brook had to return to the pavilion with 23 off 19 balls.
Harry Brook hit 4 fours and 1 six.
5. Vox left Rahul's catch In the fifth over, Chris Vox left KL Rahul's catch on his own bowling. Vox threw full length ball on the third ball of the over. Rahul tried to play a direct drive, but the ball stood at the air. The ball came to the height of the wax, he tried to catch him, but missed the ball. Rahul got a life of 5 runs. He scored a century in the first innings.
KL Rahul got relief for 5 runs.
6. Shubhman survived because of taking DRS In the 15th over, Shubhman Gill escaped from being out due to DRS. Brydon Cars threw a full length outswing at the first ball of the over. Shubhman Gill went to drive, but missed the ball. England appealed to the catch to stay behind and the umpire gave it out.
Reviewed Shubham, the DRS showed that the ball did not touch Shubhman's bat. The umpire changed his decision and Shubhman survived the score of 2 runs. However, he did not last long and LBW was on the last ball of the 15th over. He scored 6 runs.
Shubhman Gill was able to score only 6 in the second innings.
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