New Delhi: Despite a valiant effort by Jasprit Bumrah and a common start by KL Rahul, India endured another unequal day in the field while England posted 465 in their first sleeves to almost destroy the advantage of India on day 3 of the first test in Headingley on Sunday.India ended the day at 90/2, leading with 96 points, with Kl Rahul (47) * and Shubman Gill (6) * Invainu in Stumps.Abandoned catches hurt IndiaIndia was disappointed with poor alignment, dropping five sleeves in the sleeves. The most blatant was when Yashasvi Jaiswal dropped Harry Brook for the third time in the match – out of 82 – off Bumrah bowling.Earlier, Brook was abandoned by Rishabh Pant by 46, and also survived after being upset by a Ball -Balle Ball on Day 2. He finally fell for 99, pulling a short ball from Prasidh Krishna to Shardul Thakur with a fine leg.Brook leads the counterattack of EnglandTaking up at 209/3, England rose to Aggressive 99 by Harry Brook and the Quickfire 38 of Chris Woakes to erase the example of India. Brook was the show with Fearless Strokeplay, even throwing Bumrah for six on an additional blanket.England scored 138 points in 23.4 letters during the prolonged afternoon session, regularly finding limits of an inconsistent Indian rhythm attack.Bumrah’s brightness Jasprit Bumrah was once again the saving grace of India. He claimed 5/83 in 24.4 Overs, his 14th drawing of five counters in the tests and 10th in the countries of Sena, a milestone unequaled by any other Indian stimulator.His fate ended the sleeves of England at 465, giving India a thin advance of six six -point rounds.While Bumrah shone, the rest of the India’s rhythm unit had trouble. Prasidh Krishna picked up two counters, including Brook and Jamie Smith, but conceded 128 points in 20 Overs, lacking variation and control.Shardul Thakur was barely used, and Ravi will Jadeja ravied was curiously brought late, despite the turn extraction.Kl Rahul impressesContinuing quick races before the stumps, India lost Yashasvi Jaiswal (4) early against Brydon Carse, and Sai Sudharsan (30) fell again to Ben Stokes, who rejected him twice in the match.
But Kl Rahul looked composed and elegant, striking seven limits, most of them through conventional discs, because he remained unbeatable on 47 before the rain continues to play.Throughout the rounds, Indian players were visibly unhappy with the state of the worn dukes ball and often seduced the referees for a change. After repeated refusals, the ball was finally changed in the 75th, just before the second new ball was available.India hopes for a solid strike effort on day 4 to set up the match, while England will seek to capitalize on any discharge. The conditions always favoring the seam movement, the match is finely balanced towards a fourth day potentially pivot.