Everyone’s eyes are on Lord’s as India and England are already ready for a third testing of a recreational series. With the scorline locked on 1-1, both sides know the importance of landing the next punch-and what is the better platform than the ‘House of Cricket’. After England pulled a record chase at the headingley, India responded in style with a 336 -run win in Edgbaston, which was their first test win at the venue. Now, the focus turns on the Lord’s, which is a land rich in history and pressure, where legends are made and speed is hard. Adding Spice to the competition is the expected comeback of India’s pace Spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, which was rested for the second Test. England can also welcome Joffra Archer, the team management kept a close watch on their fitness. If the Lord’s pitch provides little help to quick people, fans may be for mouth -water -water -blowing competition between two high quality pacers.
The England records at Lord’s include 59 wins in 145 tests. He scored high as 653/4 declared here (against India in 1990), but has also been excluded for just 53 (against Australia in 1888). God can be unexpected – a fact is very well aware of both teams.
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Do you think you will win the third Test at Lord’s?
The trademark slope of the site, combined with typical typical English weather, is usually interested in seamors. But with a lot on two-in-form batting units and lines, this match can swing in any way. With the delicate balance of the series, Lord’s Test can define the story well for the remaining two matches. Expect high plays, stressful passage of sports, and possibly, some twists that can only test cricket.
