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England vs India LIVE SCORE UPDATES 2nd Test Day 3: Root, Brook to bat on for ENG; play resumes 3:30
England vs India 2nd Test Day 3 LIVE Updates: The Indian cricket team could not have asked for a better position in the second Test after two days of play, as the visitors currently lead the game by 510 runs in the first innings. England ended Day 2 at 77 for 3 in reply to India's 587. The Indian team was initially worried about Bumrah's absence in the match, but his replacement, Akash Deep, stepped up and took crucial wickets to push the hosts on the back foot early. Siraj also chipped in with one to worsen England's woes.
On Day 3 today, Shubman Gill would love nothing more than his bowlers delivering in style and wrapping up the English innings in one or one-and-a-half sessions. They can achieve this if they manage to take two or three wickets in the first hour of play. However, England, with an in-form middle and lower order, will fancy their chances and try to first bat through the first two sessions before bringing their Bazball approach into play.
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2nd Test Day 3 | IND vs ENG LIVE SCORE UPDATES: Day 2 recap
Shubman Gill delivered a batting masterclass, scoring a sensational 269 – the highest-ever Test score by an Indian captain – to power India to a commanding total of 587. Supported well by Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar, Gill remained unflustered despite England's various tactics, including short-ball ploys and defensive field settings.
England's bowlers struggled on a flat pitch, and Gill looked set for a triple century before falling to a tired shot. After his dismissal, the innings wrapped up quickly.
In response, England were rocked early by Akash Deep, who struck twice in two balls, and Mohammed Siraj, who removed Zak Crawley. Joe Root and Harry Brook survived some nervy moments to guide England to 77/3 at stumps, but with a huge deficit still looming, the hosts remain under serious pressure heading into Day 3.
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Women's Giro d'Italia starts in Bergamo (ends July 13) CRICKET: England v India 2nd Test at Edgbaston (ends); West Indies v Australia 2nd Test at St George's (ends July 7); Zimbabwe v South Africa 2nd Test at Bulawayo (ends July 10) RUGBY UNION: Australia v Fiji at Newcastle, NSW FOOTBALL: Women's European Championships -- Group A: Norway v Finland at Sion, Switzerland v Iceland at Bern; CONCACAF Gold Cup final at Houston, USA (ends) FORMULA ONE: British Grand Prix at Silverstone GOLF: European Tour at Munich; PGA Tour at John Deere Classic, Illinois (end) TENNIS: ATP and WTA at Wimbledon (ends July 13) CYCLING: Tour de France (ends July 27); Women's Giro d'Italia (ends July 13) CRICKET: West Indies v Australia 2nd Test at St George's (ends July 7); Zimbabwe v South Africa 2nd Test at Bulawayo (ends July 10) FOOTBALL: Women's European Championships -- Group B: Spain v Belgium at Thun, Portugal v Italy at Geneva FOOTBALL: Club World Cup semi-final at New York; Women's European Championships -- Group C: Germany v Denmark at Basel, Poland v Sweden at Lucerne; 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