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IND vs ENG highlights, 5th Test Match Day 3: England 50/1 at stumps; India 9 wickets away from win at The Oval
India vs England highlights, 5th Test Match Day 3: Mohammed Siraj delivered a cracking inswinging yorker to clean up Zak Crawley for 14, handing India a crucial breakthrough just before stumps on Day 3 of the final Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at The Oval. England, set a challenging target of 374, ended the day at 50/1 in 13.5 overs — still needing 324 runs to clinch the series 3-1.
India dominated proceedings throughout the day, built on valuable contributions right through the batting line-up. Nightwatchman Akash Deep impressed with a career-best 66 — his maiden Test half-century — while Yashasvi Jaiswal crafted a brilliant 118, his sixth Test hundred. The left-hander’s knock was made even more special by the presence of his family and Rohit Sharma in the stands.
Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar added identical scores of 53, helping India push their second innings total to 396. Josh Tongue was England’s standout bowler with figures of 5/125, while Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton chipped in with three and two wickets respectively.
Resuming at 75/2, Jaiswal and Akash Deep added 107 runs for the third wicket. Akash had an early reprieve on 21 and made the most of it before falling to Overton before lunch. Soon after the break, Shubman Gill was trapped lbw by Atkinson for 11 — falling just 20 short of Sunil Gavaskar’s record for most runs in a Test series by an Indian batter.
Karun Nair struggled and was caught behind for 17. Jaiswal reached his second century of the series with a sharp single but departed before tea after miscuing a shot to the deep.
In the evening, India’s lower-middle order contributed vital runs. Dhruv Jurel scored a steady 34, while Sundar played the aggressor, racing to his fifty in just 39 deliveries with four sixes and as many boundaries. His entertaining knock ended when he holed out to the leg side, giving Tongue his fifth scalp.
England’s bowling effort was also hampered by the absence of Chris Woakes due to injury, and their sloppy fielding didn’t help — six catches were shelled in India’s innings, with Jaiswal being dropped thrice.
In response, Ben Duckett looked assured and finished the day unbeaten on 34. While India opened the bowling with Akash and Prasidh Krishna, it was Siraj who made the difference late in the day. Coming back into the attack, he rattled Crawley’s stumps with a peach of a yorker after the batter had soaked up 18 consecutive dot balls.
As the final two days loom, the pitch appears more settled, but the pressure is firmly on England. They’ll need to rewrite history to win — the highest successful chase at The Oval remains 263, achieved way back in 1902.
India dominated proceedings throughout the day, built on valuable contributions right through the batting line-up. Nightwatchman Akash Deep impressed with a career-best 66 — his maiden Test half-century — while Yashasvi Jaiswal crafted a brilliant 118, his sixth Test hundred. The left-hander’s knock was made even more special by the presence of his family and Rohit Sharma in the stands.
Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar added identical scores of 53, helping India push their second innings total to 396. Josh Tongue was England’s standout bowler with figures of 5/125, while Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton chipped in with three and two wickets respectively.
Resuming at 75/2, Jaiswal and Akash Deep added 107 runs for the third wicket. Akash had an early reprieve on 21 and made the most of it before falling to Overton before lunch. Soon after the break, Shubman Gill was trapped lbw by Atkinson for 11 — falling just 20 short of Sunil Gavaskar’s record for most runs in a Test series by an Indian batter.
Karun Nair struggled and was caught behind for 17. Jaiswal reached his second century of the series with a sharp single but departed before tea after miscuing a shot to the deep.
In the evening, India’s lower-middle order contributed vital runs. Dhruv Jurel scored a steady 34, while Sundar played the aggressor, racing to his fifty in just 39 deliveries with four sixes and as many boundaries. His entertaining knock ended when he holed out to the leg side, giving Tongue his fifth scalp.
England’s bowling effort was also hampered by the absence of Chris Woakes due to injury, and their sloppy fielding didn’t help — six catches were shelled in India’s innings, with Jaiswal being dropped thrice.
In response, Ben Duckett looked assured and finished the day unbeaten on 34. While India opened the bowling with Akash and Prasidh Krishna, it was Siraj who made the difference late in the day. Coming back into the attack, he rattled Crawley’s stumps with a peach of a yorker after the batter had soaked up 18 consecutive dot balls.
As the final two days loom, the pitch appears more settled, but the pressure is firmly on England. They’ll need to rewrite history to win — the highest successful chase at The Oval remains 263, achieved way back in 1902.
14:24 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score, 5th Test Match Day 3: Siraj paid tribute to Thorpe
India seamer Mohammed Siraj paid his tribute to ex-England batter Graham Thorpe on Friday. Siraj wore a special white headband in honour of Thorpe, who passed away a year ago. He was battling illness and Friday was marked as 'A Day for Thorpey'
14:10 (IST) Aug 02
India vs England Live Score: Great batting conditions at The Oval
14:00 (IST) Aug 02
India vs England Live Score: London weather today
After two days of cloudy skies and rain making an appearance, Day 3 of the fifth Test could be bright and sunny throughout. Weather prediction by the local department says 0% chances of rain. But if you're familiar with the UK, you can never be sure of the weather. it can go from rain to dry quickly and the other way around as well. Irrespective, it does look like it'd be a timely start at The Oval.
13:51 (IST) Aug 02
India vs England Live Score: Yashasvi Jaiswal's coach banking on a ton for left-hander
Yashasvi Jaiswal's childhood coach Jwala Singh expressed confidence that his ward will convert his fifty in to a century on Day 3.
During India's second innings, when the hosts got rid of KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan cheaply, Jaiswal's unbeaten 51 and nightwatchman Akash Deep (4*) saw off England's attack.
"I’m happy for Yashasvi because he has been consistently scoring runs. Although he has shown a bit of inconsistency at times, he’s currently batting with a score above 50. I hope he can convert this into a big score tomorrow — maybe even a century. Let’s see what happens," Singh told news agency IANS.
During India's second innings, when the hosts got rid of KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan cheaply, Jaiswal's unbeaten 51 and nightwatchman Akash Deep (4*) saw off England's attack.
"I’m happy for Yashasvi because he has been consistently scoring runs. Although he has shown a bit of inconsistency at times, he’s currently batting with a score above 50. I hope he can convert this into a big score tomorrow — maybe even a century. Let’s see what happens," Singh told news agency IANS.
13:31 (IST) Aug 02
India vs England Live Score: Glenn McGrath on Jasprit Bumrah
Jasprit Bumrah played three Tests in the series as was stated before it all even began. To manage his workload, the seamer has not been thrown into this contest despite the importance of it all.
“You want him to be playing as many games as possible because he is a match winner. But it is a tough one because he has a unique bowling style. He puts more stress on his body than other fast bowlers,”
said McGrath, the director of the MRF Pace Foundation.
“In Australia, whenever Bumrah played, the matches were tight. But unfortunately, when he played backto-back matches, he had injury concerns. A lot of it depends on the captain and hierarchy and more so him (Bumrah), what he feels he can do,” McGrath added.
“You want your best bowler bowling (for long) and him wanting to bowl as well. If Bumrah bowls in short spells, the batting team can just get through those three-four overs. India need another group of fast bowlers coming through to ensure Bumrah does not have to bowl long spells. India need other bowlers who can equally carry the workload.”
“It is important for a fast bowler to have an off-season. If you just keep playing year in, year out, things (injuries) will happen. That is the nature of the beast. Good bowling action, good genetics and good work off the field are needed to get strong. There may be a freak who can bowl all day every day, but 99.9% of the fast bowlers need an off-season.”
13:26 (IST) Aug 02
India vs England Live Score: Varun Aaron on Day 2 and Prasidh Krishna
Ex-India fast bowler Varun Aaron praised Prasidh Krishna's timely impact on Day 2, calling it a crucial moment that helped India maintain control.
Prasidh Krishna, who posted figures of 4/62, helped remove the tail. Aaron felt Krishna's spell came at the perfect time and saved India from a potential momentum shift.
"This had to be Prasidh's day. He really stepped up -- especially after Siraj had just bowled an eight-over spell and Akash Deep had done a long shift. Prasidh getting those breakthroughs was vital. If he hadn't, we'd have had to turn to spin, and someone like Harry Brook could have taken advantage. Thanks to Prasidh, the bowlers didn't have to overwork, and now they're fresh and full of confidence heading into the next innings," JioHotstar expert Aaron said.
Prasidh Krishna, who posted figures of 4/62, helped remove the tail. Aaron felt Krishna's spell came at the perfect time and saved India from a potential momentum shift.
"This had to be Prasidh's day. He really stepped up -- especially after Siraj had just bowled an eight-over spell and Akash Deep had done a long shift. Prasidh getting those breakthroughs was vital. If he hadn't, we'd have had to turn to spin, and someone like Harry Brook could have taken advantage. Thanks to Prasidh, the bowlers didn't have to overwork, and now they're fresh and full of confidence heading into the next innings," JioHotstar expert Aaron said.
13:04 (IST) Aug 02
India vs England Live Score: How the day ended
During the fifth Test at The Oval on Day 2, England's stand-in captain Ollie Pope declined the umpires' suggestion to continue the match with spin bowling, leading to an earlier than expected end to play.
As the light started to fade, on-field umpire Kumar Dharmasena offered Pope the choice to use spin to prolong the game, as is customary in decreasing visibility conditions.
Pope, however, declined the suggestion and the play concluded with 16 wickets falling at The Oval.
As the light started to fade, on-field umpire Kumar Dharmasena offered Pope the choice to use spin to prolong the game, as is customary in decreasing visibility conditions.
Pope, however, declined the suggestion and the play concluded with 16 wickets falling at The Oval.
12:45 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score: Joe Root goes past Tendulkar
On Day 2, Joe Root added another major milestone to his incredible Test career. With his 29-run knock, Root went past Sachin Tendulkar to become the third-highest run-scorer in home Tests.
Root has now amassed 7,220 runs in England, surpassing Tendulkar’s tally of 7,216 runs scored in India. Among the top home Test run-scorers, only Ricky Ponting (7,578 in Australia) and Mahela Jayawardene (7,167 in Sri Lanka) rank higher.
Ex-England captain also exceeded 2,000 Test runs against India at home, joining an exclusive club; only Don Bradman has scored more runs against a single opponent in home Tests, with 2,354 against England. Root’s steady performance against India continues to play a key role in this historic rivalry.
Most runs at home venues in Tests
7578 - Ricky Ponting in Australia
7220* - Joe Root in England*
7216 - Sachin Tendulkar in India
7167 - M Jayawardene in Sri Lanka
7035 - Jacques Kallis in South Africa'
Most runs against India in a country in Tests
2000* - Joe Root in ENG
1893 - Ricky Ponting in AUS
1547 - Shivnarine Chanderpaul in WI
1427 - Zaheer Abbas in PAK
1396 - Steven Smith in AUS
Root has now amassed 7,220 runs in England, surpassing Tendulkar’s tally of 7,216 runs scored in India. Among the top home Test run-scorers, only Ricky Ponting (7,578 in Australia) and Mahela Jayawardene (7,167 in Sri Lanka) rank higher.
Ex-England captain also exceeded 2,000 Test runs against India at home, joining an exclusive club; only Don Bradman has scored more runs against a single opponent in home Tests, with 2,354 against England. Root’s steady performance against India continues to play a key role in this historic rivalry.
Most runs at home venues in Tests
7578 - Ricky Ponting in Australia
7220* - Joe Root in England*
7216 - Sachin Tendulkar in India
7167 - M Jayawardene in Sri Lanka
7035 - Jacques Kallis in South Africa'
Most runs against India in a country in Tests
2000* - Joe Root in ENG
1893 - Ricky Ponting in AUS
1547 - Shivnarine Chanderpaul in WI
1427 - Zaheer Abbas in PAK
1396 - Steven Smith in AUS
12:42 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score: Siraj to Bumrah after taking four wickets
After a dramatic day, Mohammed Siraj lightened the mood with a humorous behind-the-scenes anecdote involving Jasprit Bumrah, who has been released from the squad.
“I told Jasprit Bumrah, ‘Why are you leaving? Whom would I hug after taking five wickets?’” Siraj shared in a video posted by the BCCI. “He said, ‘I’ll be here. You just take the five.’”
Prasidh Krishna, who also took four wickets, spoke about the bond among the samers: “Siraj and I have been playing together for five years, including in the IPL. We talk a lot off the field. Same with Akash Deep — the fast bowling group is looking really sharp.”
“I told Jasprit Bumrah, ‘Why are you leaving? Whom would I hug after taking five wickets?’” Siraj shared in a video posted by the BCCI. “He said, ‘I’ll be here. You just take the five.’”
Prasidh Krishna, who also took four wickets, spoke about the bond among the samers: “Siraj and I have been playing together for five years, including in the IPL. We talk a lot off the field. Same with Akash Deep — the fast bowling group is looking really sharp.”
12:39 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score: KL Rahul falls short of Gavaskar
KL Rahul became India's second-highest run-scoring opener in a Test series in England. With 532 runs in the five-match series, Rahul went past Murali Vijay and Rohit Sharma but will not be able to jump the legendary Sunil Gavaskar.
Gavaskar’s iconic tally of 542 in 1979 has stood for over four decades now, and Rahul came within touching distance of overhauling that stat.
Most Runs by an Indian Opener in a Test Series in England:
542 – Sunil Gavaskar (1979)
532 – KL Rahul (2025)
402 – Murali Vijay (2014)
368 – Rohit Sharma (2021-22)
Gavaskar’s iconic tally of 542 in 1979 has stood for over four decades now, and Rahul came within touching distance of overhauling that stat.
Most Runs by an Indian Opener in a Test Series in England:
542 – Sunil Gavaskar (1979)
532 – KL Rahul (2025)
402 – Murali Vijay (2014)
368 – Rohit Sharma (2021-22)
12:37 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score: Prasidh-Root coming together
The tensions continued when Joe Root, known for his calm demeanour, became visibly angry during an exchange with Prasidh Krishna while running between wickets.
Krishna downplayed the incident with Root, saying: "It was a very small thing. It was just a combative edge that was coming out. We are good mates off the field. It was just a bit of banter and we both enjoyed it."
Root was later dismissed by Mohammed Siraj for 29. Krishna revealed they had planned to unsettle Root with aggressive tactics.
"I think that was the plan but I didn't think the couple of words I said would get such a big reaction from him. I love the guy, he is a legend of the game. It's great when two people are out there wanting to do their best," Krishna said.
Trescothick, meanwhile, maintained, "The game has been fought in good spirits, even though there have been plenty of words and arguments along the way."
Krishna downplayed the incident with Root, saying: "It was a very small thing. It was just a combative edge that was coming out. We are good mates off the field. It was just a bit of banter and we both enjoyed it."
Root was later dismissed by Mohammed Siraj for 29. Krishna revealed they had planned to unsettle Root with aggressive tactics.
"I think that was the plan but I didn't think the couple of words I said would get such a big reaction from him. I love the guy, he is a legend of the game. It's great when two people are out there wanting to do their best," Krishna said.
Trescothick, meanwhile, maintained, "The game has been fought in good spirits, even though there have been plenty of words and arguments along the way."
12:36 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score: Marcus Trescothick on off-field fracas
England batting coach Marcus Trescothick criticised India bowler Akash Deep's provocative behaviour towards Ben Duckett. The confrontation began when Deep mockingly put his arm around Duckett's shoulder after dismissing him for 43, caught behind while attempting a reverse scoop. This incident occurred shortly after Duckett had told Deep he couldn't get him out.
Deep's action could potentially violate International Cricket Council rules regarding inappropriate physical contact. KL Rahul had to intervene to prevent the situation from escalating, though Duckett maintained his composure and walked away.
"I was just saying many in my time, a lot of players would have just dropped the elbow on him. I don't think I've ever seen a bowler do that after getting someone out," Trescothick said.
"You see bowlers have many words like we've seen a bit in this series on both sides. But it was just different wasn't it? I was just laughing and joking about it. Ben doesn't really do a great deal. Put your head down and walk off, your job is done at that point. There is no need to walk him off in that fashion."
Deep's action could potentially violate International Cricket Council rules regarding inappropriate physical contact. KL Rahul had to intervene to prevent the situation from escalating, though Duckett maintained his composure and walked away.
"I was just saying many in my time, a lot of players would have just dropped the elbow on him. I don't think I've ever seen a bowler do that after getting someone out," Trescothick said.
"You see bowlers have many words like we've seen a bit in this series on both sides. But it was just different wasn't it? I was just laughing and joking about it. Ben doesn't really do a great deal. Put your head down and walk off, your job is done at that point. There is no need to walk him off in that fashion."
12:32 (IST) Aug 02
IND vs ENG Live Score: What happened on Day 2
Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten half-century helped India reach 75/2 at stumps on day two of the fifth Test against England at London on Friday, establishing a 52-run lead. India successfully overcame their first-innings deficit of 23 runs.
KL Rahul departed for 7 runs, dismissed by Josh Tongue, while Gus Atkinson claimed Sai Sudharsan's wicket for 11. Jaiswal remained not out on 51 with nightwatchman Akash Deep (4 not out) at the close of play.
Earlier in the day, England posted 247 in response to India's first innings total of 224. The hosts' innings featured significant contributions from Zak Crawley (64) and Harry Brook (53).
The bowling honors for India were shared between Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna, who claimed four wickets each. Siraj finished with figures of 4/86, while Krishna took 4/62.
India ended the day's play at 75/2 from 18 overs, with Jaiswal's aggressive batting being the highlight.
KL Rahul departed for 7 runs, dismissed by Josh Tongue, while Gus Atkinson claimed Sai Sudharsan's wicket for 11. Jaiswal remained not out on 51 with nightwatchman Akash Deep (4 not out) at the close of play.
Earlier in the day, England posted 247 in response to India's first innings total of 224. The hosts' innings featured significant contributions from Zak Crawley (64) and Harry Brook (53).
The bowling honors for India were shared between Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna, who claimed four wickets each. Siraj finished with figures of 4/86, while Krishna took 4/62.
India ended the day's play at 75/2 from 18 overs, with Jaiswal's aggressive batting being the highlight.
India vs England highlights, 5th Test Match Day 3: Mohammed Siraj produced a sensational inswinging yorker to bowl Zak Crawley for 14, giving India a late boost at stumps on Day 3 of the fifth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at The Oval. England, chasing 374, finished on 50/1 after 13.5 overs, still needing 324 runs to seal the series 3-1.
India dominated most of the day, thanks to key contributions across the batting order. Nightwatchman Akash Deep smashed a spirited 66 — his maiden Test fifty — and Yashasvi Jaiswal brought up a memorable sixth Test century, scoring 118 off 164 balls. His knock held extra significance, coming in front of his parents, brother, and India’s white-ball skipper Rohit Sharma in the stands.
Ravindra Jadeja (53) and Washington Sundar (53) continued the charge, helping India post 396 in their second innings. Josh Tongue claimed his maiden five-wicket haul (5/125), with Atkinson (3/127) and Overton (2/98) chipping in.
Jaiswal and Akash stitched a crucial 107-run stand after India resumed on 75/2. Akash was dropped on 21 and went on to play a series of bold strokes before falling to Overton just before lunch. Gill followed early in the second session, trapped lbw by Atkinson for 11, leaving him 20 runs short of Sunil Gavaskar’s Indian record for most runs in a Test series.
Karun Nair couldn’t make the most of a dropped chance and was caught behind for 17. Jaiswal, meanwhile, brought up his second ton of the series with a quick single, but fell before tea, miscuing a shot to deep point.
In the final session, Dhruv Jurel (34), Jadeja, and Sundar added valuable runs. Sundar especially stepped up with an explosive 39-ball half-century, smashing four sixes and four boundaries before skying one off Tongue, who completed his five-wicket haul.
With Woakes out injured, England were a bowler short and their fielding let them down again — six catches were dropped in India’s innings, three of them reprieving Jaiswal.
In England’s chase, Duckett looked solid with 34* at stumps. Prasidh Krishna shared the new ball with Akash, while Siraj was held back. The England openers handled the early overs well until Siraj returned with a bang to end Crawley’s 18-ball dry spell with a peach of a yorker that pegged back off-stump.
With the pitch flattening out but pressure mounting, India will look to make early inroads on Day 4. England, facing history, will need their best-ever chase at The Oval — no team has successfully hunted more than 263 here since 1902.
India dominated most of the day, thanks to key contributions across the batting order. Nightwatchman Akash Deep smashed a spirited 66 — his maiden Test fifty — and Yashasvi Jaiswal brought up a memorable sixth Test century, scoring 118 off 164 balls. His knock held extra significance, coming in front of his parents, brother, and India’s white-ball skipper Rohit Sharma in the stands.
Ravindra Jadeja (53) and Washington Sundar (53) continued the charge, helping India post 396 in their second innings. Josh Tongue claimed his maiden five-wicket haul (5/125), with Atkinson (3/127) and Overton (2/98) chipping in.
Jaiswal and Akash stitched a crucial 107-run stand after India resumed on 75/2. Akash was dropped on 21 and went on to play a series of bold strokes before falling to Overton just before lunch. Gill followed early in the second session, trapped lbw by Atkinson for 11, leaving him 20 runs short of Sunil Gavaskar’s Indian record for most runs in a Test series.
Karun Nair couldn’t make the most of a dropped chance and was caught behind for 17. Jaiswal, meanwhile, brought up his second ton of the series with a quick single, but fell before tea, miscuing a shot to deep point.
In the final session, Dhruv Jurel (34), Jadeja, and Sundar added valuable runs. Sundar especially stepped up with an explosive 39-ball half-century, smashing four sixes and four boundaries before skying one off Tongue, who completed his five-wicket haul.
With Woakes out injured, England were a bowler short and their fielding let them down again — six catches were dropped in India’s innings, three of them reprieving Jaiswal.
In England’s chase, Duckett looked solid with 34* at stumps. Prasidh Krishna shared the new ball with Akash, while Siraj was held back. The England openers handled the early overs well until Siraj returned with a bang to end Crawley’s 18-ball dry spell with a peach of a yorker that pegged back off-stump.
With the pitch flattening out but pressure mounting, India will look to make early inroads on Day 4. England, facing history, will need their best-ever chase at The Oval — no team has successfully hunted more than 263 here since 1902.
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