England v India 5th test

Siiiix plus one
Lead341

84.5
Atkinson to Washington Sundar, SIX, high and far! Good length delivery on middle-leg, Washington Sundar unleashes a mighty strike! Just picked it up off a length and dunked it over the square leg ropes, that went very high and the man at deep square leg looked interested for a second before he realized it was sailing over

Day 3: 3rd Session - India lead by 341 runs

85.1
Tongue to Washington Sundar, SIX, presence of mind has gifted India at least six additional runs!

85.3
Tongue to Washington Sundar, SIX, this is Washington Sundar flexing his T20 prowess! India's lead breaches the 350-run mark with that! Dug in short on middle-leg from over the wicket,

Lead 353

86.1
Atkinson to Washington Sundar, 2 runs, now then, this one goes high in the air but there's no one to catch it! Full on off-stump, Washington Sundar slices it as he looks to go over mid-off who was up, he gets it over the man and they rush back for a tight second run

86.3
Atkinson to Washington Sundar, FOUR, edged and four! Full and wide outside off, Washington Sundar throws his bat hard at this and gets a thick outside edge, it flies past the only man in the slip cordon and races down to the ropes

86.4
Atkinson to Washington Sundar, FOUR, imperious strokeplay! Just a fraction short on off-stump, looked like Washington Sundar was waiting for this, he pressed back and absolutely hammered it through mid-wicket with a pull, put it into the gap for four more

86.5
Atkinson to Washington Sundar, SIX, a fifty of some magnitude this!And he brings it up in style! Length delivery on off-stump, he hangs back and dismisses it from his presence by smacking it over deep mid-wicket, he punches the air in delight and raises his bat to the dressing room

Washington Sundar *52[39

In reply to Narper
Big big knock dis

Lead 372

Day 3: 3rd Session

IND 224 & 396/9 (87) CRR: 4.55

India lead by 373 runs

Washington Sundar 53(40)
Prasidh Krishna 0(2)

396/10
Lead 373

87.6
Tongue to Washington Sundar, out Caught by Crawley!! This has gone a mile up in the air and despite a collision, the catch his held! Five-wicket haul for Josh Tongue! Full and down leg, Tongue was looking to keep it away from Washington Sundar who had to reach around his legs as he looked to clip it, he closed the face of the bat too early and it went straight up off the leading edge. Both Crawley and Pope converged and settled under it at mid-wicket, they had no clue about each other's presence right up until the last second but Crawley, being the taller man, just wrapped his palms around it above Pope's waiting hands. That could've ended very badly but somehow, Crawley managed to cling on and the collision was soft

Sundar c Crawley b Tongue 53(46) [4s-4 6s-4]

Day 3: Innings Break

IND 396 (8 CRR: 4.5

ENG need 374 o win

And Tongue has been given his 5-fer, even if it cost him 125 runs.

Crawley and Duckett are at the crease.
Crawley is on strike.
Akash Deep will open the attack

0.1
Akash Deep to Crawley, no run, on a length and shapes away wide outside off, no shot offered

0.5
Akash Deep to Duckett, no run, big appeal for LBW!! Not given and no review! On a length and angles inwards sharply, doesn't quite straighten enough and thuds onto the top of the pads as Duckett is beaten on the inside edge. Would have slid down the leg side and height was a factor as wel

India will need 2 or 3 wickets this evening

Wicket time allyuh

Damn

That Crawley out look like carbon copy Kraigg Brathwaite out

13.5
Siraj to Crawley, out Bowled!! You beauty! It's him, it had to be him. Jumps up with his arms straying to the side in his trademark celebration. A moment of magic from Mo Siraj to close out the day for India. It was the double bluff by the Indian pacer, set the field up for chin music and then produced a big, beaming in angling yorker. Sneaks beneath the bat and crashes onto the base of the off stump. All that toil gets some reward for India, they get a wicket off the last ball of the day.

Crawley b Siraj 14(36) [4s-2]

Day 3: Stumps
ENG 50/1 (13.5) CRR: 3.61

England need 324 runs