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The match situation:

IND 364
ENG 391 (128) CRR: 3.05
Day 3: Stumps - England lead by 27 runs

The England 2nd innings so far:

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Today will be fascinating. I think Root should have declared and had four overs at the Indian openers.

Now with two days left, India must decide how to play. Do they bat aggressively to set a target, and risk getting out for 180? If Root fails, can England get that many on a last day pitch against Jadeja?
 
Fascinating day ahead of us,

Happy Belated Azadi Diwas to our fantastic PP hosts

Svatantra Din ke Hardik Shubh Kamnayein to all indians

Considering our TO is not firing, and the pitch playing a few tricks, Hope for minimal damage and wicket loss at lunch.....Hope our guys handle the situation intelligently....

Go Indiaaaaa!
 
And typically, when its our guys time to bat, it has to be cold and overcast...
does not fill me with the greatest of confidence....
during this series VK's luck with the toss as well as our general lukka chuuppi with the sun HAS to change
Considering the above, i'd still say a commendable job by our guys
 
England pacer James Anderson was in for a tough time with the bat as he faced Indian speedster Jasprit Bumrah towards the end of England's first innings in the ongoing second Test at the Lord's Cricket Ground on Saturday. Bumrah launched a barrage of short balls and bouncers at Anderson to trouble him on Day 3 of the Test match.

Anderson came out to bat at no.11 for the host after the dismissal of Mark Wood in the 125th over. Bumrah came on to bowl the 126th over of the England innings and bowled some fiery deliveries against Anderson. The Indian pacer didn't hold back and bowled a nasty bouncer to start the over which hit Anderson on his helmet and forced him to have a concussion check.

There was no respite for Anderson as Bumrah continued to direct his deliveries towards his body and kept the England tail-ender on his toes. Bumrah ended up bowling four no-balls in the over and had to bowl a total of ten deliveries to complete the over. Nonetheless, he was a nightmare to face for Anderson.

Former South Africa pacer Dale Steyn, who was watching the battle between Anderson and Bumrah, came up with a cheeky tweet after the Indian pacer's tactics against the England tail-ender. Steyn said Anderson will be begging to get the ball when Bumrah comes on to bat in India's second innings of the Lord's Test.

"Jimmy gana be begging for the ball when Jasprit comes in to bat…," Styen tweeted reacting to the duo's face-off.

In reply to India's first-innings total of 364 runs, England rode on skipper Joe Root's magnificent 180 to post 391 runs on the board in their first innings and take a slender lead of 27 runs at stumps on Day 3. India will now be looking to overhaul the small lead and put on a big total on the board to stage a fightback in the Test match.

The Lord's Test currently hangs in a balance with a fair chance for both sides to register a win and take the lead in the five-match series.

https://www.timesnownews.com/sports...rage-of-bouncers-against-england-pacer/799348
 
And typically, when its our guys time to bat, it has to be cold and overcast...
does not fill me with the greatest of confidence....
during this series VK's luck with the toss as well as our general lukka chuuppi with the sun HAS to change
Considering the above, i'd still say a commendable job by our guys

I read this excuse everytime we tour England. It is getting boring now. :inti
 
I read this excuse everytime we tour England. It is getting boring now. :inti

It is the truth though so far in this series and not an excuse ... I have never heard Indian team or management complain about the conditions in England unlike how the English players ( and commentators) do in India..
 
My prediction for the day ... Today will be the day our openers will fail .. and if our middle order do not rise to the occasion ..England will be winning this match ..
 
Given the conditions, we might have to revisit 36 all out again.

In that case, England will finish this game before lunch with Sibley hitting a SIX towards long on like Dhoni did 10 years ago.
 
Maybe. But on the three tests we've played so far, the co-incidences are uncanny....
and no one in the indian press has ever used that excuse on this tour so far...

It is the truth though so far in this series and not an excuse ... I have never heard Indian team or management complain about the conditions in England unlike how the English players ( and commentators) do in India..

I never said Indian team management or press did. I am talking specifically about members bringing this excuse and how lucky England is. :inti
 
Eng certainly got lucky with the weather yesterday. I live in London and it was blazing hot yesterday unlike 1st day which was cold and overcast when Indian batted.

However, today is another hot and sunny day expected. So no excuse for Indian batsman today.
 
Given how good KL has been as opener in this series, I think Shaw can learn how to defend and bat in English conditions from KL. Obviously, he wouldn't want to average 17 in SENA all his career so it will help him. :inti
 
I never said Indian team management or press did. I am talking specifically about members bringing this excuse and how lucky England is. :inti

Individual members/fans can say anything they feel.. the fact is that the weather has been kind to England so far (or England had been lucky) .. Our batting as a collective unit has been found wanting in English conditions over the years.. To win here they should improve but alas our middle order is in a rut and our tail is too long this series..
 
Given how good KL has been as opener in this series, I think Shaw can learn how to defend and bat in English conditions from KL. Obviously, he wouldn't want to average 17 in SENA all his career so it will help him. :inti

Shaw should learn from Root. KL himself is slowly learning to defend and bat in English conditions. :inti
 
Individual members/fans can say anything they feel.. the fact is that the weather has been kind to England so far (or England had been lucky) .. Our batting as a collective unit has been found wanting in English conditions over the years.. To win here they should improve but alas our middle order is in a rut and our tail is too long this series..

What's wrong with the weather today? Sun is out. :inti
 
Shaw should learn from Root. KL himself is slowly learning to defend and bat in English conditions. :inti

If Root could teach anyone, he would have first taught a couple of his own batters how to play against the moving ball. I think we should leave him to do that first.

Shaw should learn how to bat in England from KL and in Australia from Gill/Pant.
 
If Root could teach anyone, he would have first taught a couple of his own batters how to play against the moving ball. I think we should leave him to do that first.

Shaw should learn how to bat in England from KL and in Australia from Gill/Pant.

Shaw is still a baby in cricket. Has played only 5 tests. Shaw shouldn't learn to throw his wicket away or rely on opposition fielders dropping his catches. :inti
 
Pack Rohit with one full over of Anderson and the wicket will come. Anderson has been unlucky for four overs as he finds himself up for 24 continuous bowls against a man who is on mission in this series just like Pant was in Australia :inti
 
Anderson deserves a wicket this morning, has been a bit unlucky going past the edge and with a close lbw shout. He's still easily the best fast bowler in the world in English conditions.
 
I missed last nights play
Just now on sky they showed anderson being peppered by Jazz boom - fair game
and then they showed him having a go at Jazz boom who patted his shoulder, smiled and went onhis way
jim grump was what he is , a fantastic bowler, legend of the game,....but sorry a grumpy sour puss when things do not go his way
pathetic
Look at brett lee the way he bowled aggressive but always was smiling, look at Rahul Dravid - never sledged but u could see the intensity in his eyes, Kapil bounced them but didnt sledge...
Jim might be legend, but his behaviour is a big letdown, i remember he crying sour in 2016 on the india tour, i remember him jumping up and down over Ashwin doing a bowlers back up runout of butler in the ipl (never call it mankaded)...
world champ for sure....but pathetic in a few other aspects....
Just like Virat...a champ and a fantastic guy...
could do witha bit of improvement in his behaviour with the pathetic posturing when his bowlers get a wicket...
 
What a shot from Rohit. Front foot pull for 6 against the fastest bowler in Test cricket.
 
Every run from here will hurt England as they need to chase on 5th day. This is when things can get tough.
 
Sharma pulling a short delivery from Wood off the front foot, he possesses such jaw-dropping ability.

Good comeback by Wood with a sharp bouncer.
 
Brainless Cricket by Rohit. 3 man waiting of that catch still he play that shots . really pathetic
 
forget it , batten down the hatches and play for a draw...
its now for che pu,. gotta get us out of the fire...else he's history...
 
This was so predictable. Rohit seems to rate his hook shot so much that he doesn't recognise that it is one of his genuine downfalls in test cricket. Expect Rohit to explain in the post match interview that a few inches either side and it would have been a six.
 
Sharma pulling a short delivery from Wood off the front foot, he possesses such jaw-dropping ability.

Good comeback by Wood with a sharp bouncer.

That same ability forces him to make dozy lapses in judgement as well. One can't criticize Sharma for that dismissal any more than one can praise him for the six a few balls earlier.
 
Rohit gone....credit to Wood for persisting with short ball ploy even after being hit for a 6.

Poor shot by Rohit....yet again throwing away his wicket
 
Brainless Cricket by Rohit. 3 man waiting of that catch still he play that shots . really pathetic

This.

Batting doesn't look particularly difficult out there. That's a gift, right down Moeen's throat.
 
Sharma pulling a short delivery from Wood off the front foot, he possesses such jaw-dropping ability.

Good comeback by Wood with a sharp bouncer.

Great captaincy, sharp bowling and fine catch.

Wood should always get the new ball.

Interesting, Jimmy is a bit quicker these days, at 86 mph, though his spells are shorter as befits an elder statesman.

India effectively 0-2.
 
My prediction for the day ... Today will be the day our openers will fail .. and if our middle order do not rise to the occasion ..England will be winning this match ..

Typical ... First part of my prediction is done ...
 
Great captaincy, sharp bowling and fine catch.

Wood should always get the new ball.

Interesting, Jimmy is a bit quicker these days, at 86 mph, though his spells are shorter as befits an elder statesman.

India effectively 0-2.

Anderson deserves a wicket this morning. He's been bowling consistently around 86-87 mph, now into his seventh over of the morning.
 
Kohli looks good early - could be entertaining. Before the 4 he looked solid smothering a ball defensively. Right out the middle.
 
Anderson deserves a wicket this morning. He's been bowling consistently around 86-87 mph, now into his seventh over of the morning.

I wonder if he is revving up because of wicket conditions? McGrath would do that.
 
That same ability forces him to make dozy lapses in judgement as well. One can't criticize Sharma for that dismissal any more than one can praise him for the six a few balls earlier.

I actually saw that coming the moment he pulled for six.

This has been happening right from the series in Australia when he fell for the trap in a very similar match situation too.
 
Pujara is pretty much batting for his place in the team now.

An Indian loss and expect at least one of Pujara or Rahane to get dropped, mostly Pujara.
 
Virat is looking determined here.

Virat special coming up it seems.Need to get him as quickly as possible.
 
Now that we are not doing too well...
lot more traffic here
any ways, i forsee a massive shakup in indian cricket assuming we loose,
donot have too many high hopes on this
pujara is shot
jinks is a shadow
we need young batsmen coming in....
 
Pujara is pretty much batting for his place in the team now.

An Indian loss and expect at least one of Pujara or Rahane to get dropped, mostly Pujara.

Forget about India's loss. Pujara should be dropped if he doesn't score at least a 50 in the second innings. He has had enough changes.
 
Mark wood has really shook up things,
good spell , rapid and effective
Jimmy always gets heaps against us @ lords,
bowling like the class that he is
does not like it when others sock it to him

meanwhile...surprise surprise...puj gets off the mark....
c'mon m8 fight hard..
 
Sam curran is a waste of space.

He is good for nothing.Should be dropped as soon as possible.
 
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