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The third Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between India and England is being played at Lord’s Stadium in London. On the third day of the match, Rishabh Pant completed the fifty by hitting a six. He became the highest sixes Test player against England. Pant was also run out just before the lunch session. At the same time, Shubman Gill was seen arguing with English openers.
Lords Test records …
1. Pant broke the record of Vivian Richards Rishabh Pant hit 2 sixes in the Lord’s Test. With this, he became the highest Test Six player against England. Pant broke the record of West Indies veteran Vivian Richards. Who hit 34 sixes against England in career. Pant has put 36 sixes.
2. Pant hit the Test sixes equal to Rohit Rishabh Pant also reached second in the record of hitting the most Test sixes for India. He equaled former captain Rohit Sharma. Both have 88-88 sixes. Number-1 is former opener Virender Sehwag, named 90 Test sixes.
3. Asian wicketkeeper who scored the most runs in Pant SENA series Rishabh Pant became the highest run -scorer in a Test series in South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia (SENA). In this case, he broke his own record. Pant went to Australia in 2018 and scored 350 runs in the series. He has currently scored 416 runs in the series against England.
4. Pant equals Dhoni Rishabh Pant also became the Asian wicketkeeper to score 50 plus in SENA countries. In this case, he equaled former India captain MS Dhoni. Both names are 13 Fifty Plus scores in the Tests of SENA countries. However, Pant also has 5 centuries in the name of Pant, Dhoni put 13 fifty of 13.
5. Pant scored 8th 50+ in England Rishabh Pant scored 50 Plus for the 8th time. He also became a foreign wicketkeeper to score the most Fifty Plus in England. In this case too, Pant equaled Dhoni. Both have 8-8 FIFTI Plus scores. Here too, Dhoni hit 8 fifty of 8, while Pant has also scored 4 centuries.
Top Moments …
1. Pujara started the match by playing bell Indian cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara started the game by ringing the bell on the third day of the Lord’s Test. Pujara has played 103 Tests for India. On the second day of the match, Sachin Tendulkar started the game by ringing the bell.
Cheteshwar Pujara started the third day game by playing the bell of Lord’s Stadium.
2. Rahul hit a hat -trick fours In the 54th over of the Indian innings, KL Rahul put a hat -trick of fours against Bridan Cars. Rahul took the fourth, 5th and sixth balls of the over across the boundary line. Rahul played 2 fours flicks and 1 cut shot.
KL Rahul hit 3 consecutive fours in the over of Bridan Cars.
3. Pant completed the fifty by hitting a six On the last ball of the 59th over, Rishabh Pant put six against Ben Stokes. With this, he also completed his fifty. Stokes bowled a short pitch ball outside the leg stump, Pant played hook shots and brought the ball out of the fine leg boundary.
Rishabh Pant completed the fifty by hitting a six.
4. Pant was run out just before lunch Rishabh Pant was run out in the last over of the first session. Shoaib Bashir threw the third ball of the 66th over on a good length outside the off stump. Pant pushed the ball towards short covers and ran to take runs. Before Pant reached non -strikers and, Ben Stokes picked up the ball and hit a direct throw towards the stumps.
Pant had to return to the pavilion on a score of 74 runs with Stokes throw. With Pant’s wicket, the umpires declared lunch session. KL Rahul returned notout on the score of 98 runs.
Rishabh Pant was run out after scoring 74 runs.
5. Rahul’s second century in Lord’s India’s opening batter KL Rahul took a single against Jofra Archer in the 67th over and completed his century. This was Rahul’s second century at Lord’s Stadium in London. He became the second player of India to score 2 centuries at Lord’s. Prior to him, Dilip Vengsarkar has scored 3 centuries. Rahul scored the first century at Lord’s Stadium in 2021.
KL Rahul scored a second Test century at Lord’s Stadium.
6. Bashir went out after being engaged England’s off -spinner Shoaib Bashir became engaged during bowling in the 78th over. He threw the fifth ball of the over on the good length. Ravindra Jadeja went ahead and played the shot and the ball went straight from Bashir’s hand and went towards mid on. In an attempt to stop the ball, Bashir enjoyed himself and he returned to the pavilion. Joe Root completed the over.
Shoaib Bashir took KL Rahul’s wicket before being Inzard.
7. Jadeja waved the bat like a sword Ravindra Jadeja hit a four against Joe Root in the 98th over and completed his 25th Test fifty. As soon as the boundary was installed, Jadeja waved his bat like a sword and celebrated his half -century. Jadeja often celebrates by waving the bat like a sword after applying fifty or century.
Ravindra Jadeja waving the bat like a sword after applying the fifty.
8. Akashdeep survived 2 times in DRS Akashdeep, who came out to batting at number-9 from India, escaped from being dismissed 2 times against Chris Woakes. The third and fifth ball Vox of the 114th over threw these swinger on the good length. Both balls hit the pads of the sky. England appealed to LBW and umpire Shafuddaula Saikat gave a hint of both times.
Akashdeep took a review both times and both times the ball left the leg stump. Akashdeep survived 2 times out of 0 due to the stumps missed. He then scored a six against Jofra Archer and made England’s lead to just 3 runs.
Akashdeep survived out of getting DRS 2 times in Chris Woakes over.
Shubman argued with English openers In the last session of the third day, England openers had to land to bat 1 over. Jasprit Bumrah threw 2 balls fast. They were ready for the third ball, when the croti came on the pitch and started improving the pitch with the bat. Bumrah and the rest of the Indian Players asked Crowley to bat, but they went very comfortably towards the crease.
The fifth ball hit the upper part of Crroli’s bat, this time he called the physio to help. On this, Indian captain Shubman Gill started clapping. The rest of the Indian players also started clapping with him.
Actually, the game could have been held till 11 pm Indian time. Bumrah wanted to start the second over in the innings after completing the over fast, but Croli took more time and Bumrah’s over ended after 11 pm. Angered by this, Shubman was seen arguing with English openers.
Shubman Gill while arguing with English opener Ben Docket.