England had the better of an attritional day’s cricket as they put their BazBall style of play to one side to make sure there were no slip-ups against India. And not for the first time they had

By Shah Faisal  Joe Root’s unbeaten 99 stood tall at the end of Day 1 of the third Test between India and England in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025. England

Play was held up in the evening session as the insects descended upon the pitch, leaving Ben Stokes particularly vexed

India vs England, 3rd Test Live Cricket Score and Updates - IND Vs ENG Live Score, Lords Cricket Ground, Match timing 3:30 PM IST - Shubman Gill , Ben Stokes: The series is level at one all.

The Indian cricket team had a major injury scare on Day 1 of the third Test as they had to substitute star wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant due to a finger injury. Pan

Check the detailed review of the live action from Day 1 of the third Test between England and India at the Lord's Cricket Ground, London. Check the highlights, analysis and key player stats from the day,

Former England captain Joe Root became the first cricketer to score over 3000 runs against India in Test cricket. The 34-year-old reached the milestone in the third Test of the ongoing five-match series at Lord's.

However, after opting to bat England got off to a rather slow start from their conventional Bazball approach. The openers - Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley - added 43 runs for the opening wicket before Nitish Kumar Reddy removed both in the same over.

Stokes changes approach in sunny conditions at Lord’s after criticism for opting to bowl at both Headingley and Edgbaston

During the second session, England, known for their quick pace of scoring runs under skipper Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum and championing the Bazball brand of Test cricket, could score just 70 runs in 24 overs at a run-rate of 2.

Pakistani pace bowler Hasan Ali has expressed his desire to return to Pakistan's test cricket team in an interview.

Lord's is more than 200 years old and has had many different guises. But one thing remains a constant — its slope, all eight feet of it