India vs England 3rd Test Day 3 Report: Siraj shines with 4 wickets, while Kuldeep dominates a whole session

Talking about the India vs England 3rd Test Day 3 Report, the day began with the unfortunate news that R Ashwin had to leave the Test match due to a family emergency. With the absence of the senior off-spinner, the other bowlers stepped up, forcing England into a collapse. They went from 224/2 to 319 all-out, giving India a significant lead of 126 runs on a challenging pitch.

According to the India vs England 3rd Test Day 3 Report, the Indian bowlers adjusted their strategies, focusing more on keeping the ball outside the off-stump. This change in approach proved effective as they took crucial wickets, with Kuldeep troubling the England batters. Ben Duckett, who scored a century on Day 2, was dismissed by Kuldeep, contributing to England’s downfall.

After lunch, the Indian team continued their strong performance, not giving any room to England. Ben Stokes and Foakes were dismissed by Jadeja and Siraj, respectively, as they bowled out England for 319. Considering the challenges faced the previous day and Ashwin’s absence, the bowlers’ performance was commendable.

Jaiswal’s Explosive Century Turns the Tide for India

India’s opening stand of 30 runs was broken by Root, dismissing Rohit Sharma lbw. However, Jaiswal and Gill built a solid platform, with Jaiswal later unleashing a spectacular century. Scoring 104 runs off 133 balls, including 9 fours and 5 sixes, Jaiswal displayed remarkable batting skills. Unfortunately, he had to retire hurt due to back pain.

Shubman Gill also contributed with some impressive shots, hitting a couple of sixes, including an elegant pull against Wood. Despite Rajat Patidar’s quick dismissal, the partnership between Gill and Jaiswal of 155 runs has put India on track for a substantial lead of 450 in the match.

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