IND vs Eng 3rd Test: Momentum the Keyword As India, England Eye Series Lead in Lords | Cricket news

Timesofindia.com in London: Two days after reaching London from Birmingham, India and England, we will march at Lord’s Cricket Ground for the third Test starting today. While India has been training at the cricket house for the last two days, the hosts had their first, and only the session before the game on 9 July. In the first two fixtures, Pendulum has consecutively from one team to another, but India, which dissolved the Edgbaston Fort, gave him a very important momentum before the third game. The series is deliciously designed on 1-1 and a favorable result in Lord’s will not only give the lead team lead, but will be a very important confidence booster before taking a break. A lot is at stake and in this high pressure stability, the speed will remain the major term and India led by Shubman Gill is riding after a loud victory last week. Even in a favorable batting position, India not only excluded the opposition, but also excluded them with the ball and is currently high in the first souls. Rishabh Pant, the vice-captain of India, was asked about small changes and even the young man reiterated that the speed helps in such situations. “Surely this is a small change, but as you said, when you move towards you, you want less changes.” He said, “We are not thinking too much about it. It is good for us to have speed, but finally you have to play good cricket. This team will play better, and eventually win,” he said. The pants itself is batting, wicketkeeping, leadership and then some wimbledon in the day and a gala dinner at night. He was the life of a program organized by Yuvraj Singh at a luxury hotel in London on 8 July and even loosened his purse wire for a bid of 17,000 pounds. And in a few hours time, he sat for a pre-match press conference.

This was a normal bit-some one-liner, a lot of laughter and better maturity. The clarity with which he showed side plans, team combination options, fresh reinforcement in opposition and stump Mike Bakbak showed that the boy had matured in a man. Members of Team India, who had earlier missed training, operated on full inclination and there was a batthan between the choice of KL Rahul, Shubman Gill and Yashsvi Jaiswal as they did not just bat.

The mesh was replaced, the attacks were reshuffled and when everything was done, Ryan Ten Dotk took Gill, Sai Reformson and Karun Nair in artificial turf wickets, where they fed them underarm delivery. After the appropriate hit, the trio was looking at its repetition and allowing batsmen throwing regularly from an underarm delivery or a short distance to get a good experience of their middle and exercise control. The scoreline reads 1–1, but even England know that India was very close to sealing the game in Headingly. He imposed capital on his occasions in Birmingham and now expect Birmingham to continue in London, and even Manchester will be taken forward.