England closes in on victory after dramatic wickets fall
- England set a target of 193 runs for India to chase in the third Test.
- The hosts secured four wickets in a dramatic final morning to put India under pressure.
- England was favored to win after the fall of four quick wickets, leading to a tense conclusion.
In a tense cricket match at Lord's, England faced India's tail end on the final morning of the third Test. After having set a target of 193 runs, India started the day at 112 for eight, significantly behind and struggling to chase down the score. Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes played pivotal roles by taking key wickets, putting immense pressure on the Indian batsmen. The match featured a packed crowd, with over 30,000 fans present, ratcheting up the excitement. Key players like Ravindra Jadeja and Nitish Kumar Reddy fought hard, forming a resilient partnership before Chris Woakes dismissed Reddy, ending their defiance before lunch. With England now clear favorites, the dramatic downfall of India's batting order showcased the intense competition and the potential for an iconic victory for the hosts. The success of England's bowlers and the struggle of India's key batsmen underlined the crucial moments that shaped this thrilling contest.