Breaking records on records, which came out in Root, Manchester Indian bowling power; England have a lead of 186; Read day report

By the end of the third day in the Manchester Test, England have scored 544 runs at the loss of 7 wickets. England’s total lead in the first innings has been 186 runs, as the Indian team’s first innings was reduced to 358 runs. On the third day, Captain Ben Stokes is playing 77 runs till the stumps, along with Liam Dawson is also firmly standing at the crease.

On the third day, England carried out their score from 225/2. In the first session, Joe Root and Oli Pope beat the Indian bowlers fiercely. Together, both of them sent Team India to the backfoot on a partnership of 144 runs. After lunch, the Indian captain showed confidence in the spinners and entrusted the responsibility of taking wickets to Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja. Sundar, while proving this strategy right, dismissed Oli Pope on a score of 71, after him, Sundar also walked Harry Brook.

It seemed as if India is making a comeback in the match, when the giant partnership of Joe Root and Ben Stokes sent Team India again to the backfoot. During the match, Ben Stokes returned to the pavilion after retiring hurt, but he came to bat again amidst the start of the wicket fall.

Joe Root has made many records while playing an innings of 150 runs. In the history of Test cricket, he has come second in terms of scoring the most runs leaving Rahul Dravid, Jack Kallis and Ricky Ponting. Along with this, he has also become the batsman to score the most centuries (12) against India in Tests. Route stumped out at a score of 150. The England team is moving towards a lead of at least 250 runs.

Talking about Indian bowling, Jasprit Bumrah was seen wandering from the rhythm, whose bowling speed also recorded a decline. At the same time, the same situation with Anshul Kamboj, who debuted. Till now Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar have taken two wickets each. At the same time, Jaspreet Bumrah, Anshul Kamboj and Mohammad Siraj have taken one wicket each.

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