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The third Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between India and England is being played at Lord’s Stadium in London. England scored 387 runs on the second day of the match. India scored 145 runs after losing 3 wickets till the end of the day’s play. The team is behind 242 runs.
Shubman Gill became the second Indian to score 600 runs in a Test series in England. Which became the highest catcher player in the root test. At the same time, Jasprit Bumrah became the highest Indian bowler to take the highest 5 wickets in Tests outside the country.
Lords Test records …
1. Bumrah’s 450 wickets complete Jasprit Bumrah completed his 450 wickets in international cricket along with taking the wicket of Ben Stokes in the first innings. Bumrah has 215 wickets in Tests, 149 in ODIs and 89 wickets in T20.
Bumrah also took 5 wickets in the first innings. In the Test, he took 5-cicat for the 15th time. It was his 5-cicat hall out of the house for the 13th time. Bumrah became the most 5-cicat Indians outside the house. He broke Kapil Dev’s record, who had a record of taking 5-cicat 12 times.
2. Root scored 11th Test century against India England’s most successful batter Joe Root scored a century. This was his 37th century in the Test, in this case he left behind Steve Smith of Australia. Whose names are 36 Test centuries. Root also equaled Smith in the case of scoring the highest test century against India. Both have 11–11 Test centuries.
3. Bumrah dismissed Root for 15th time Joe Root was bowled by Jaspreet Bumrah. With this, Bumrah became the bowler to dismiss Root the most often in International cricket. He sent the route to the pavilion for the 15th time. Bumrah broke the record of Australia captain Pat Cummins, who has sent Root to the pavilion 14 times.
4. Route became the most caught player Joe Root caught Karun Nair in a slip during India’s batting. With this, he became the highest catcher player in a fielder test. Root left behind Rahul Dravid of India, named 210 catches. There were 211 catches of the route.
5. Jamie Smith wicketkeeper who scored the fastest 1000 runs England wicketkeeper Jamie Smith became the wicketkeeper to score a thousand Test runs in the lowest balls. He broke the record of Sarfaraz Ahmed of Pakistan, who completed 1000 runs in 1311 balls. Smith scored a thousand runs off 1303 balls.
6. Shubman’s second Indian to score 600 runs in England Shubman Gill was dismissed for 16 runs in the first innings of the Lord’s Test. However, despite such a low run, he completed 600 runs in the current series. With this, Shubman became the second Indian to score 600 plus runs in a Test series in England. Prior to him, Rahul Dravid has scored 602 runs in 2002. Gill currently has 601 runs.
Gill also became the Indian captain to score the most runs in a Test series in England. In this case, he broke Virat Kohli’s record. Who scored 593 runs in 2018. Gill overtook Virat as soon as he scored the 9th run in the innings.
Top Moments …
1. Bumrah 2 wickets off 2 balls On the second day, Jasprit Bumrah took 2 wickets off 2 consecutive balls in the 88th over. He bowled Joe Root on the first ball of the over. Then on the second ball, Chris Woakes also got Cott Behind. Root scored 104 runs, while the Vox could not even open an account. Bumrah took 5 wickets in the innings.
Jasprit Bumrah also bowled England captain Ben Stokes.
2. Smith saved from going to the stumps by hitting the ball England wicketkeeper Batter Jamie Smith saved the ball from going to stumps. During the batting, Smith defenseed, the ball started moving towards stumps. Smith showed understanding and hit the ball to the other side before hitting the stumps. In this way he survived being out.
Jamie Smith was seen removing the ball from stumps with the help of foot.
3. 3 catches on Siraj’s bowling 3 fielders left catch on Mohammad Siraj’s bowling. During this, Jamie Smith and Bridan Cars got life. When Smith was on a score of 5 runs, KL Rahul left Smith’s catch in second slip. Then in the 111st over, Akashdeep launched on and Dhruv Juril left the catch behind the wicket. This time cars got life.
Akashdeep tried to take a catch by diving, but missed the catch.
4. Siraj dedicated wickets to Digo Jota
Mohammad Siraj caught Jamie Smith by wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurlel. Smith was dismissed for 51 runs. Siraj made a hand of 20 numbers by hand and gave the tribute to the late Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota. Young Jota died in a car accident a few days ago. Job’s jersey number was 20. Siraj also added hands after this wicket.
Siraj pointing at number 20 with hands after the wicket. Job’s jersey number was 20.
Mohammad Siraj celebrated the wicket with folded hands.
5. The umpire indicated fours when it hit a six Bridan Cars completed the fifty by hitting a six in the front direction on Mohammad Siraj’s slurry ball. However, umpire Sharafuddaula Saikat accidentally surprised it. The umpire later improved his mistake and added 2 runs in England’s score.
Bridan Cars completed the fifty by hitting a six.
6. Yashasvi hit 3 fours in the first over India’s opener Yashasvi Jaiswal hit 3 fours in the very first over of the innings against Chris Woakes. He hit the first ball against Vox in the direction of covers. Then put the remaining 2 boundary in the direction of third man and square leg.
Yashasvi Jaiswal hit 3 fours in the first over.
7. Archer wicket in the first over England fast bowler Jofra Archer returned to international cricket after 4 years. Despite this, he took wickets in his first over. Archer bowled out the third ball of the second over of the innings at Good length. He went to deafen, but was caught by Harry Brook in the second slip. Yashasvi scored 13 runs.
Joffra Archer celebrating the wicket.
8. Karun Nair survived in DRS Karun Nair, who came out to batting at No. 3 for India, survived being dismissed. In the first over of the third session, Ben Stokes bowled the ball on the good length outside the leg stump. The ball went to the wicketkeeper’s hand with Nair’s feet. England appealed and the umpire gave Cott Behind.
Nair took a review, appeared in DRS that the ball did not get from Karun’s bat. The ball went into the hands of the wicketkeeper with Nair’s pads. The umpire changed his decision and Nair not out. However, Karun did not last long and became a victim of Stokes by scoring 40 runs.
Karun Nair scored 40 runs with 4 fours.
9. English players wearing pink jersey for cancer awareness On the second day of the Lord’s Test, the England team came out wearing a pink jersey for cancer awareness. This was done under the ‘Red for Ruth Campaign’. The purpose of this campaign is to spread awareness about lung cancer and help affected families.
The Ruth Strauss Foundation was founded by former England captain Andrew Strauss in honor of his wife Ruth. He died of lung cancer in non-doubt in 2018.
England players wore pink jersey and cap for cancer awareness. Indian players also came out to play wearing a pink cap during this period.
10. Debate with umpire to change the ball Captain Shubman Gill appealed to the onfield umpire Sharafuddaula Caikat to change the second new ball. The new ball was tested. The ball got stuck in the measuring ring. After which the fourth umpire brought a box of balls. The umpires chose the second ball, but this made Shubman and bowler Mohammad Siraj angry.
Siraj also complained to the second ball to the umpire, but the umpire did not change the ball. After this, the Indian players were also seen arguing with the umpire, but the umpire did not change the ball again.
Indian players arguing with the umpire for ball change.