There is no you … KL Rahul hit the fourth Test century on the land of England, the first Indian opener to do so

New Delhi. KL Rahul stood as a troubleshooter for the Indian team under difficult circumstances. He scored a brilliant century on the third day of the third Test match against England. Rahul scored the 10th century of his Test career. He held the innings with Rishabh Pant and shared a 141 -run partnership. Rahul is looking great in the current series. He expressed his intentions by hitting 3 fours in a single over. Rahul completed a century off 176 balls. During this time, he hit 13 fours. This is Rahul’s fourth Test century in England. He is the first Indian opener to achieve this feat as an opener. This is the 10th century of Rahul’s Test career.

India was in trouble after losing three wickets of its top for 107 runs in the first innings of the series of series being played at Lord’s Cricket Ground. After this, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant took the front. Both of them put some good shots and gradually took the score to 250. Pant completed his half -century with pain filled six. Ben Stokes scored Pant out of 74 runs with his accurate throw. Pant hit 8 fours and 2 sixes off 112 balls.

England scored 387 runs in the first innings. In response, India did not start well. India lost the wicket of opener Yashasvi Jaiswal early. Jofra Archer did Jaiswal walking in his first over. Jaiswal was dismissed for 13 runs. After this Karun Nair was out for 40 runs, while Inform captain Shubman Gill was dismissed for 14 runs off 44 balls.

Pant created history

Rishabh Pant lost his wicket ahead of lunch. He was run out by Ben Stokes on direct throw. India scored 103 runs in the first session in 22.3 overs and lost the wicket of Rishabh Pant. Want has become the first foreign wicketkeeper to score 400 runs in a single Test series in England.

Vice Captain Pant scored a century in both innings of the first Test match, while half -century in the second innings of the second Test and the half -century in the first innings of the third Test.