In the ongoing Test series opener at Headingley, India ended day three leading England by 96 runs. After bowling England out for 465 and securing a six-run first-innings lead, India batted and reached 90 for two before rain interrupted play. KL Rahul and captain Shubman Gill remained at the crease, with Harry Brook shining for England by nearly scoring a century. Despite England's batting partnerships holding strong, two late wickets by Jasprit Bumrah secured his five-for, tying Kapil Dev's record, as India looks poised for victory.
Harry Brook led England's batting effort on the day, riding his luck from no score to 99 when he was out hooking straight to the fielder at deep backward square leg.
India bowled out the hosts for 465 at tea to take a six-run first-innings lead, and was 90 for two in their second bat when rain stopped play.
The fast-bowling all-rounder Chris Woakes and No 9 batter Brydon Carse smashed India for 55 runs off 44 balls as England's innings concluded.
With his last two wickets, Jasprit Bumrah finished with five for 83, achieving his 14th Test five-for and tying Kapil Dev's India record.
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