When and where will be played the next Test match between India and England, know the fourth match A to Z details

England vs India, 4th Test: In the five -match Test series being played between India and England, the hosts are now ahead. The English team defeated India by 22 runs in the third Test match played at Lord’s. Now England is ahead 2–1 in the series. The fourth Test match between India and England will now be played at Old Trafford, Manchester.

India and England have an eight -day gap in the next Test match. Now both teams will play the fourth Test match of the series between July 23 and July 27. Both teams will clash at Old Trafford, Manchester. According to Indian time, this match will also start at 3:30 pm. The toss of the match will be at three in the afternoon. The match on TV will be broadcast live on Sony Sports Network. You can also watch live matches on mobile, tablet or laptop. Live streaming of this test will be done on Jio Hotstar.

Lunch and tea brake schedule

The first session of the third Test match to be played between India and England at Lord’s will start at 3:30 pm. The first session will be of two hours. That is, the match will start at 3:30 pm and will be played by 5:30 pm. Then there will be lunch. Lunch will be 40 minutes. After lunch, the match will start again at 6:10 pm. Now the second session will also be of two hours. That is, there will be a break at 8:10 pm. The T brake will be of 20 minutes. The match will start again at 8:30. Then the day’s game will end at 10 pm. If it disruptions in the rain match, then the time can be changed. According to the rule of Test cricket, there is a 90 -over game in a day.

This is the condition of the series

England won the first Test match of this five -match Test series played in Handingley, Leeds by 5 wickets. After this, Team India crushed the British by 336 runs in Birmingham. Then England won the third Test match played at Lord’s by 22 runs on the last day. Now England is ahead 2–1 in the series. In such a situation, Team India will have to win both the remaining Tests to win the series. At the same time, England have to win only one Test to name the series.