England vs India: Sky Sports Cricket's Mark Butcher purrs over cover drives played in second Test at Edgbaston

Monday 7 July 2025 10:33, UK

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Nasser Hussain and Kumar Sangakkara debate whether England or India are favourites heading into the final day of the third Test, with India currently 58-4 in their pursuit of 193 to win.

Are England or India favourites heading into the final day?

Ben Stokes bowled Akash Deep with the last ball of day four as England reduced India to 58-4.

'What an end to the day!' | Stokes gets wicket with last ball of day

Brydon Carse had India captain Shubman Gill trapped LBW as England reduced the visitors to 53-3.

'Look at the delight for England' | Carse gets key wicket of Gill

Jofra Archer got the key wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal early on, leaving India 5-1 in their chase of 193.

'The start England needed!' | Archer gets vital early wicket of Jaiswal

Washington Sundar took the last wicket of Shoaib Bashir Bashir as England were bowled out for 192, ensuring India need 193 to win the third Test.

England all out for 192 as India begin chase for series lead

Ben Stokes and Brydon Carse were both bowled in quick succession after tea as England slumped to 182-8 against India.

'Crucial breakthrough for India' | Stokes and Carse bowled to leave England in peril

Watch highlights from day four of the third Test between England and India at Lord's.

Highlights: Late India collapse gives England hope at stumps

Joe Root was bowled by Washington Sundar for 40, leaving England in a perilous position at 154-5.

'India right on top!' | Sundar takes key wickets of Root and Smith

Nasser Hussain analyses how a 'fired-up' Mohammed Siraj has put India on top in the third Test, leaving England struggling at 87-4.

'Siraj is better when he's emotional' | Nasser on how fired-up bowler put India on top

Harry Brook blasted three boundaries in a row before being bowled by Akash Deep as England slumped to 87-4 against India.

'Not smart batting!' | Brook hits three successive boundaries before being bowled

Mohammed Siraj was fired up after taking the opening wicket of Ben Duckett, leaving England 22-1.

'There's some needle out there!' | Siraj gives Duckett HUGE send-off

Stuart Broad admits he would have been disappointed if he was a spectator to have missed out a potential Joe Root hundred on the opening day of the third Test due to the slow pace of play.

Broad: I'd be annoyed as spectator missing Root hundred due to slow pace of play