Day 3 at Lord’s saw India and England locked in a thrilling Test match, with KL Rahul’s century and Ravindra Jadeja’s grit India finished on level terms with England. Late drama, including a heated exchange between Shubman Gill and Zak Crawley,

India captain Shubman Gill wasn't pleased by England batter Zak Crawley's antics to waste time before end of play on Day 3 of the Lord's Test.

England have departed from their usual aggressive approach but this slow-burner of a match is captivating for different reasons

Richard Mann looks ahead to day four at Lord's, with the third Test between England and India still in the balance.

Speaking after close of play, England bowling consultant Tim Southee and India opener KL Rahul said the heated exchange between the Indian fielders and the home team openers formed the essence of a hard-fought day in Test cricket.

For all their inconsistencies in the past decade, England have remained formidable at home. Since 2014, they have lost just one series on these shores, against New Zealand in 2021.

London: India's seasoned opener KL Rahul expressed his disappointment as the visitors failed to take the lead against England on Day 3 of the third Test of the five-match series at Lord's, the 'Home of Cricket', on Saturday.

The second day of the Lord’s Test was nothing short of eventful. While Joe Root notched up his 37th Test century and Jasprit Bumrah delivered a stellar five-wicket haul, the spotlight also shifted to a simmering controversy involving the Dukes ball—culminating in a tense moment between India captain Shubman Gill and the on-field umpires.

LONDON — England cricket star Joe Root isn't only a batting great. He also holds a record in test cricket for catching after snaffling Karun Nair with a stunning one-handed grab in the third test against India at Lord's on Friday.

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri lauded Ben Stokes' for his phenomenal run-out of Rishabh Pant at the stroke of lunch in the ongoing third Test at Lord's, adding that the England skipper showed great presence of mind in pulling off this act of brilliance.