The first four days of rain have not delayed Third Test match between India and England at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. The match has been prepared before the last day, 135 more runs are required to seal a win with India, while England is just six wickets away from claiming victory.
The results are well expected before the final session of 5 days, there is a possibility before breaking the tea. In particular, the ongoing five matches Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series is currently 1–1. England won the initial Test in Hadingley with a five -wicket win, while India won 336 runs in the second Test in Edgbaston.
Day 5 Weather Forecast for India 3 Tests at Lord’s in England
The Lord is expected to have 5 clear and sunlight on the day of testing, which provides ideal conditions for the whole day’s game. The temperature will be between 23 ° C and 27 ° C, there will be slight chances of rain later in the afternoon.
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According to accuweather, the day should be warm and most of the sunlight. The possibility of rain is minimal, and the winds are expected to be mild. The BBC season also forecasts a hot, bouncy day with the sunshine mantra and has a small risk of late rain during the day.
Overall, the weather looks favorable for a result, before the final session, a stressful finish as the head of England and India.
England dropped for 192 in their second innings
India had set a target of 193 to win the third Test, but ended at 4 at 4 at 4, which benefited England slightly. KL Rahul scored 33 runs. The right -handed batsman will resume the last day chase with Rishabh Pant.
Earlier, England was launched with a narrow two-nine lead after starting the day for 192 in his second innings. He added 20 runs before losing his first wicket. Mohammad Siraj hit Ben Docket and Oli Pope twice to remove.
Washington Sundar was the top scorer with Joe Root 40 before the fall of Sundar. England’s lower order collapsed, lost the last six wickets for only 38 runs. Sundar ended with four wickets, while Jasprit Bumrah took two wickets.
There is still a need for 135 runs and only six wickets are in hand, there will be a difficult challenge in India on 5 days. The match is equally ready, which sets the stage for thrilling finish in Lord’s
Always exciting for both sides to see animated towards the end – Tim Southee
Jofra Archer removed Yashasvi Jaiswal in the second over. Karun Nair (14) gave up arms for a delivery from Bridan cars which came back.
Before the stumps, India suffered a big shock when Cars also implicated opposition captain Shubman Gill leg for six. Akash Deep, which was sent as a nightwatchman, was knocked for one by Ben Stokes in the last over.
England bowling advisor Tim Southee shared his views after day 4. He said that it was exciting to see both teams so animated, called it a positive sign of competitive cricket.
“It’s good. It is always exciting for both sides to look animated towards the end. It is not sure what they were complaining about when Gill was massaging in the middle of the day. It is clearly part of the game,” South said.
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