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England vs India LIVE SCORE UPDATES, 3rd Test Day 3: Rahul-Pant put up 100-run stand; 200 up for IND
On the other hand, England will feel comfortable with three wickets for just 145 runs conceded, as they will try to get one or two wickets early in the day to put India on the back foot.
Need of aggression with sensibility
While keeping it steady has been the mantra for batters so far in the match, India will still need to add some quick runs as only two days of play will be left after today, and it might be tough to end both innings quickly if batters decide not to go for big ones.
India vs England 3rd Test Day 2 Highlights
On Day 2, India first bundled out England for 387 in the first innings, thanks to Bumrah's five-wicket haul. But their start with the bat was underwhelming as Yashasvi Jaiswal (13) lost his wicket to Jofra Archer early. Karun Nair (40) looked in good form but was dismissed by a brilliant catch from Root off Stokes. The last wicket on the day for India was probably the biggest one, as it was skipper Shubman Gill who fell for just 16. Rahul (53*), and Pant (19*) kept things steady after that as India finished the day with 145 for 3 on the board, still trailing by 242 runs.
India scorecard ahead of Day 3:
India 1st Inning
145-3 (43 ov) CRR:3.37
Batter Dismissal R B 4s 6s SR
Yashasvi Jaiswal c H Brook b J Archer 13 8 3 0 162.5
KL Rahul Not out 53 113 5 0 46.9
Karun Nair c J Root b B Stokes 40 62 4 0 64.52
Shubman Gill (C) c JL Smith b C Woakes 16 44 2 0 36.36
Rishabh Pant (WK) Not out 19 33 3 0 57.58
Extras 4 (b 1, Ib 1, w 0, nb 2, p 0)
Total 145 (3 wkts, 43 Ov)
Bowler O M R W NB ECO
Chris Woakes 13 1 56 1 0 4.31
Jofra Archer 10 3 22 1 0 2.2
Brydon Carse 8 1 27 0 2 3.38
Ben Stokes 6 2 16 1 0 2.67
Shoaib Bashir 6 1 22 0 0 3.67
India vs England 3rd Test Day 3: Live Telecast
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Sony Sports 1 HD/SD and Sony Sports 5 HD/SD will telecast Day 3 of IND vs ENG with English commentary.
Sony Sports 2 HD/SD will broadcast the match with Hindi commentary.
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