After two days in the first test between India and England in Hadingley in Leeds, meditation now turns into weather forecast for the third day. In particular, India and England have given a good performance in the first two days of the first two days of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
After the clear sky in the initial day, the rain on 2 of the first Test between India and England disrupted the game. India posted a total of 471 in the first innings. In response, England reached 209 for the loss of 3 wickets by stumps despite weather disruption. They now score 262 runs to India.
Day 3 weather forecast: England vs India 1 Test Headingley, Leeds
After being out of India, the rain briefly stopped the game at day 2, but the latter resumed within 30–40 minutes over the later time. 65% of the possibility of rainfall is expected, especially in the afternoon of the third day.
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The day is likely to be cloudy, but the circumstances should be allowed to start on-time. In particular, the risk of rain is minimum between 11 am and 4 pm. However, in the evening later at 4 pm (up to 60%), the chances of heavy rains and possible thunderstorms are increased.
Humidity is set to hover about 60%, with winds reaching a speed of up to 24 km/h. Overcast Skyz can assist Indian seamers by providing swing-friendly conditions, such as England exploited day 2. Today’s game can prove to be an important phase in the match.
Jasprit Bumrah shines with balls under batting -friendly conditions
Jasprit Bumrah was a standout performance with a ball for India on 2 of the first Test, which challenged the batting position. He had an initial impact by rejecting Zak Crolly for only four runs in the opening with a spectacular delivery.
Oli Pope and Ben Docket formed a 122 -run partnership for the second wicket, but Bumrah broke the stand by removing the docket for 62. He hit again just before the stumps, which sent the root back to 28, caught in a slip by Karun Nair.
Bumrah bowled several no-balls late during the day, including a single one who briefly rejected Harry Brook. England finished the day for 3 at 3 at 20, with India behind by 262 runs.
471 after India in first innings of opening test
Earlier in the day, India posted a total of 471 in their first innings of initial test. Starting again at 359/3 at day 2, visitors added just 112 more runs, but their last seven wickets fell for only 41.
England Passers Ben Stokes and Josh Gibi took four wickets, finishing with figures of 4/66 and 4/86 respectively.
Captain Shubman Gill scored 147 runs in 227 balls, including 19 fours and six. Vice-captain Rishabh Pant made 134 delivery from 178 delivery with the help of sixth sixes and 12 fours. He added a big 209 -run partnership for the fourth wicket.
1 day, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 101 runs in 159 balls, including 16 boundaries and one six. KL Rahul also contributed to 42, and his 91 -run stand with Jaiswal gave India a strong basis.
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