India vs England 5th Test Day 3 LIVE Score: Shubman Gill's side aim to give big target in final Test
We're into a crucial Day 3 at The Oval, where 22 wickets have already fallen in just two days. India, currently 75/2 in their second innings, holds a 52-run lead, thanks to Yashasvi Jaiswal's fluent half-century and fiery spells from Siraj and Prasidh Krishna that restricted England to 247.
With clear skies expected today, India will aim to stretch this lead and set up a dominant position. All eyes will be on captain Shubman Gill, the series' top run-scorer, who will want to make amends after a first-innings run-out. His final knock in the series could be decisive.
Day 3 promises guarantee high drama and potential match-turning moments! Aug 2, 2025 1:56 PM IST I ndia vs England 5th Test Day 3 LIVE Score: There is good news for the fans – while the weather hampered the game on the first two days, the weather is expected to be completely clear on the third day. According to Accuweather , there is zero chance of rain on the third day. The weather will be clear and sunny in the morning, light clouds may appear in the afternoon , but the sun is expected to come out again by the third session . In such a situation, the game is expected to continue throughout the day without any interruption, which is a relief for both the spectators and the players.
Aug 2, 2025 1:53 PM IST
India vs England 5th Test Day 3 LIVE Score: The last match of the five-match Test series between India and England is underway at The Oval. India scored 224 runs in the first innings, in response to which England posted 247 runs and gained a slim lead of 23 runs. In their second innings, the Indian team has scored 75 runs for the loss of two wickets and now holds an overall lead of 52 runs. India has lost the wickets of KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan in the second innings.
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