Jasprit Bumrah Stamps Name On Lord's Board Of Honour Following Fifer Against England
Indian seamer Jasprit Bumrah entered the Lord's honour board on Friday following his five-wicket haul against England in the third Test of the five-match series between the sides at the fabled stadium in London.
Bumrah, who ended the first innings with a fifer, etched his name on the prestigious honours list at the storied cricket ground to help India limit England to a score of 387.
Bumrah, who had picked up just a single wicket on the opening day of the Lord's test with the dismissal of Harry Brook, added to his tally on the second day of the game with the removal of Ben Stokes, Joe Root, Chris Woakes and Jofa Archer.
The star Indian seamer was helped by fellow quick Maohammed Shami and Nitish Kumar Reddy, who picked up a couple of wickets each as Siraj removed Jamie Smith for 51 runs and Brydon Carse for 56, while Reddy topped the English openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett for 18 and 23 runs respectively on the opening day. Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja dismissed the dangerous Ollie Pope for 44 runs.
Returning English pacer Jofra Archer got the better of Yashasvi Jaiswal as the seamer removed the southpaw for 13 runs, before English skipper Stokes dismissed Karun Nair for 40 runs. Indian captain Shubman Gill fell to Brydon Carse for 16 runs as KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant closed out Day 2 unbeaten on 53 runs and 19 runs respectively. India finished off the second day of the contest on 145/3.
The series remains steadily in the balance at 1-1 as England picked up a win in the opening Test at the Headingley Stadium before India posted a historic triumph at Edgbaston.
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