India vs England 5th Test Scorecard: Mohammed Siraj rattles the off stump with an inswinging yorker to dismiss Zak Crawley in the penultimate delivery in the final over of Day 3 as England end the ‘Moving Day’ at 50/1, needing another 324 runs to pull off another successful chase. India, on the other hand, need 8 more wickets for a series-leveling victory at The Oval.
India vs England, 5th Test Live: Yashasvi Jaiswal ends his tour of England with a century after starting it with one in the series opener at Headingley while the trio of Akash Deep, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar collect half-centuries as India post 396 in their second innings after struggling to cross 200 in the first to set a challenging 374-run target for the home team, three more than the target in the first Test in Leeds that England had successfully chased down with five wickets to spare. Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett are off to a positive start as they bring up yet another fifty partnership before the former is castled by Mohammed Siraj at the stroke of stumps.
India vs England, 5th Test Day 3 Live: Follow Latest News, Full Scorecard, Match Commentary and London Weather Updates
India vs England 5th Test Live: Follow the scorecard and match commentary from the third day of play in the fifth Test between England and India at the Oval in London on Saturday (2 August).
India vs England LIVE Score, 5th Test Day 3: India bounced back strongly on Day 2 of the final Test against England at The Oval after a tough start. Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna took four wickets each to help bowl out England for 247, just 23 runs ahead of India’s first-innings total of 224.
India started their second innings with a small deficit of 23 runs but ended the day at 75/2 in 18 overs, leading by 52 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal batted aggressively and was unbeaten on 51 off 49 balls at stumps. He was dropped twice and took full advantage, playing shots all around the park.
Sai Sudharsan made 11 before getting trapped lbw by Gus Atkinson. KL Rahul was out early after playing a loose shot. India will be happy with their comeback after a poor start to the day, and with the pitch still offering help to the bowlers, Day 3 promises more action.
Will London weather play spoilsport today?
According to Accuweather, it is going to be a pleasant day in London today. The temperature is expected to go up to 22°C in the afternoon. As of 9:05 AM local time, it’s 17°C and mostly sunny. The rest of the day looks dry, with almost no chance of rain.
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