ENG vs IND Live Cricket Score

3.1 OUT! LBW! Excellent review from England! Gus Atkinson has an early wicket on his return to the side. This jags back in from around the wicket, on a good length, on off, Jaiswal defends tentatively and his bat comes at an angle. Gets hit on the back pad. A loud shout for LBW but it is turned down. There was a woody sound. Gus is convinced and so are a couple of men behind the bat and Ollie Pope takes the review. Tell you what, there is daylight between the bat and the ball. It has brushed the front pad first before going on to hit the back pad. That has resulted in the double noise. No UltraEdge required, says the third umpire. Here comes the Ball Tracking. It is three reds with the ball crashing into the middle pole. Pope does not have the best of records when it comes to reviews and getting this one right brings about a big smile on his face. Punches his fist in delight and Ben Stokes, watching the proceedings from the English dressing room, chuckles. Yashasvi Jaiswal departs for 2 (9) and India are 10/1.  10/1

15.1 OUT! INSIDE EDGE AND GONE! BOWLED! Chris Woakes gets a big fish in the form of KL Rahul! Woakes keeps the line of attack around the off stump and hits the hard length. It lands and bounces more, while also nipping into the batter slightly. KL Rahul covers the stumps in his crease and shapes to play the square cut on the off side, but gets the ball at an awkward height and with less space to work with. Ends up inside edging it into the stumps. KL Rahul is fuming at himself as he walks back after scoring 14 (40) and India are 38/2.  38/2

35.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Josh Tongue has struggled for rhythm all day but out of nowhere, he has produced an absolute peach! Tongue switches to around the wicket for the left-hander and delivers it on a good length, on the line of the off pole. The ball straightens off the deck to graze the outside edge of Sai on the defence. The keeper, Jamie Smith does the rest with a simple catch. Sai Sudharsan departs on 38 (108) and India are 101/4.  101/4

27.2 OUT! RUN OUT! Dear me! A suicidal run out, and this is a huge wicket for England! Shubman Gill's expressions say it all. Gus Atkinson bowls it around off, on a length. Shubman Gill taps it off the back foot to the off side, near the strip and looks for a single. He runs almost halfway through, but Sai Sudharsan sends him back. Gill turns around to retreat, but slips due to the dampness and seizing this opportunity, Gus Atkinson sprints quickly to the ball to his left and hurls it onto the stumps at the striker's end. Gill is found out by a country mile and India are 83/3 with their skipper departing on 21 (35).  83/3

66.5 OUT! GONE! LBW! Josh Tongue strikes and gets his third wicket. England have their first breakthrough of the morning! Tongue spears it fuller and keeps the line of attack on the stumps. It pitches and jags back in enough to beat the inside edge of Karun Nair who looks to push it straight, but ends up playing all over it. Wears on the back pad and the umpire's finger goes up on the appeal from the English players. But Karun Nair has opted for a review! That looked absolutely plumb in real-time, and that review seems to be more in hope than confidence from Karun! Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball hitting the middle pole and Karun Nair departs for 57 (109) and India are 218/7.  218/7

39.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Amidst all the spraying around, Josh Tongue has once again produced a beauty! On a back of a length, on the off stump, angled into the left-hander from around the wicket, Jadeja hangs on the back foot to block. Gets the ball to straighten enough to catch the outside edge and the keeper, Jamie Smith, takes a safe catch to his left. Tongue has a sheepish look on his face and that pretty much sums up the kind of day he is having. Ravindra Jadeja departs on 9 (13) and India are 123/5.  123/5

49.3 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! CAUGHT! Well, Atkinson does have the last laugh as he dismisses Jurel instantly! The Indians are in a heap of trouble now! Atkison bangs it on a hard length, around off and gets the ball to nip into the batter with extra bounce. Dhruv Jurel goes fishing at it as he tries to slash hard at it. But only manages to get an outside edge and the ball flies flat to the second slip where Harry Brook gets the ball at head height, and takes a sharp catch to his right.  153/6

67.4 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Gus Atkinson too, registers his third wicket and both overnight Indian batters are back in the hut in no time! Atkinson bangs it short into the pitch and bowls it around off, and it nips in from around-the-wicket-angle. Washington Sundar tries to pull it over deep square leg, but does not complete the follow-through of his shot, probably because the ball got a bit heavy on him and hence, it goes only as far as deep square leg where Jamie Overton slides to his left on his haunches and takes a fine catch.  220/8

69.2 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! No answer for that from Siraj and Atkinson gets his fourth! He keeps it simple as the line is on the stumps, and the length is fuller. It is that off-cutter that cuts into the batter after pitching. Mohammed Siraj is caught on the crease as he pushes at the delivery, but plays all over it and is beaten on the inside edge. Hears the death rattle behind him as the ball smashes into the stumps. Mohammed Siraj goes for a four-ball duck and India are 224/9. It is wrapping up quickly for India now.  224/9

69.4 OUT! EDGED, AND GONE! DONE AND DUSTED! Atkinson completes his well-deserved 5-for! A classic wicket-taking delivery as Gus Atkinson hurls it around off, on a good length. It shapes in first and then straightens off the deck. Prasidh Krishna hangs the bat away from the body in defense but a healthy outside edge is found. Jamie Smith does the rest with a regulation catch behind the sticks and INDIA ARE BOWLED OUT ON 224!  224/10

21.1 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Zak Crawley tries to assert himself and in doing so, he has perished. Prasidh Krishna bends his back and bowls the effort ball. Into the wicket, over middle, Zak swivels for the pull but is tucked up for room. He is unable to get his hands through the shot for the pull and the ball gets big on him. Skies it up in front of square on the leg side and Ravindra Jadeja runs over his right shoulder and takes it close to his chest. India have the reward for bowling with better discipline since Lunch. Zak Crawley departs for 64 (57) and England are 129/2.  129/2

12.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! One too many scoops for Ben Duckett! As they say, you live by the sword and die by it. Not sure we have seen this kind of send-off before, or if you can even call it a send-off. Deep has a smile on his face and exchanges a few words with his arm around the right shoulder of Duckett. Angled away from the left-hander, on a good length, Ben switches his hands on the bat for the reverse scoop. Ends up getting a feather on it and the keeper, Dhruv Jurel, does the rest as he gathers the ball cleanly to his left. Ben falls for 43 (38). England are 92/1, trailing by 132 runs.  92/1

24.4 OUT! LBW! India get the review right! The drop of Ollie Pope when he was on 12 does not cost much to the tourists. Jagging back in, on a good length, on off and middle, Ollie hops to keep it out but the ball stays a bit low to beat the inside edge and hits Pope on the flap of the back pad. The ball does not have much distance to travel. Mohammed Siraj is convinced, as he is more often than not. Shubman Gill takes the review just before the timer runs out. There is no bat involved on the UltraEdge, and the Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball crashing into the leg stump. Ollie Pope perishes on 22 (44) and England are 142/3.  142/3

33 OUT! TRAPPED IN FRONT AND GONE! LBW! Skillful bowling from Siraj as he gets his second wicket, and this is a huge one, considering the situation of the match. Pitched in front of the stumps, on a good length. Lands and cuts into the batter and beats Root's inside edge as he again tries to push it straight. Once again, he plays all over the wrong line and is pinged on the front pad. Siraj, with his usual enthusiastic appeal for LBW, and up goes the finger. Joe Root has instantly sent it upstairs for a review! UltraEdge shows a flat line as the ball flirts past the inside edge and the Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Joe Root departs on 29 (45), and also takes the review with him. England are 175/4, trailing by 49 runs.  175/4

51.2 OUT! BOWLED'EM! It's all over for England in the first innings as Siraj finishes off with an exceptional 4-for! Siraj keeps the line of attack on the stumps and lands it on the good length. It sharply deviates into the batter, cutting Brook into half as he looks to dab it to the off side. He plays for the initial line. Gets a thick inside edge and the ball smashes behind into the stumps. Harry Brook departs for 53 (64) and Siraj leaps in the air with his signature celebration. With 18 wickets to his name, Mohammed Siraj becomes the leading wicket-taker in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, 2025! ENGLAND HAVE BEEN BOWLED OUT FOR 247, WITH A LEAD OF 23 RUNS.  247/9

36.4 OUT! LBW! GONE! Mohammed Siraj responds strongly and has produced another crucial breakthrough for the Indians! Runs in full tilt and shoots it fuller, in front of the sticks. This one swings into the batter late and beats Jacob Bethell on the inside edge as he tries to block it forward. JB plays completely down the wrong line and is hit on the front pad. Mohammed Siraj appeals for LBW and Ahsan Raza barely takes any time to raise his finger, as this is as plumb as it can be. Siraj now has 17 wickets in the series, level with Ben Stokes for most scalps. Jacob Bethell departs for 6 (14) and England are 195/5, trailing by 29 runs.  195/5

42.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Prasidh Krishna makes an impact now as he gets a big fish in the form of Jamie Smith! Hits the deck hard, keeps it around off, and nips away from the batter late. Jamie Smith weighs on the back foot and tries to punch through the covers hard, but plays it away from the body and hence, a healthy outside edge is found. The ball flies over second slip where KL Rahul plucks it over his head. Smith falls for 8 (22). England are now 215/6, trailing by 9 runs.  215/6

42.5 OUT! LBW! Prasidh Krishna with a crucial double whammy. A clever setup from him to trap Overton in front! This is full and swinging into the batter on a good length. Jamie Overton tries to push it across on the leg side. But he does not move his feet at all and plays over the line and the ball beats the inside edge. Gets rapped on the front pad and Krishna confidently appeals for LBW. Up goes the finger. Overton walks to Brook and decides to go upstairs for a review after a chat. Nothing on UltraEdge and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Krishna gets his third wicket and England are 215/7 as Jamie Overton departs for a four-ball duck. They trail by 9 runs and that will be TEA ON DAY 2!  215/7

46.5 OUT! GONE! CAUGHT! Prasidh Krishna gets his fourth wicket as he removes Gus Atkinson! 'Skiddy' bowls a well-directed short-pitched delivery, on middle. Gets an extra bounce as the ball climbs onto the batter. Gus Atkinson shapes to play the pull shot, and swings through, but gets no timing whatsoever and ends up hitting it off the toe-end of the bat. It lobs up and dips to the right of mid on. Akash Deep moves towards the ball and scoops it before the grass on his haunches.  235/8

64.2 OUT! TAKEN! Yashasvi Jaiswal holes out on a shot he has been really productive at! Tongue bangs it in short, around off, Jaiswal hops and gets on top of it. Slaps it hard and flat but fails to get it wide enough of deep backward point. Jamie Overton comes in off the ropes and slides in front. Gets his hands under the ball to scoop it and completes a fine catch. Jaiswal walks off to a standing ovation. He departs for 118 (164). Gets a good reception from the crowd at The Oval as he walks back to the pavilion. India are 273/6, leading by 250 runs.  273/6

9.5 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! A difficult stay for KL Rahul at the crease comes to an end! Josh Tongue keeps it in the channel of off, on a good length. Nips away just enough with some bounce on it. KL Rahul gets on the back foot and opens the face of his blade to steer it to the gully region and ends up nicking it towards Joe Root at first slip. Root isn't dropping those as he gets low to his left and takes a fine catch just above the grass. KL Rahul departs for 7 (28). India are 46/1, leading by 23 runs.  46/1

17.2 OUT! LBW! This looks straight and the finger is raised! Sai Sudharsan consults his partner at the other end and takes the review. This nips back in from around the wicket, on a short of a length, on middle, Sudharsan hops to deal with it but the ball keeps low and sneaks under the vertical blade. The ball goes onto hit the back pad. No bat involved on UltraEdge. It is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball hitting the leg stump. Oh, what happened there? Sudharsan had started to walk off but he turns around and has a heated verbal exchange with Ben Duckett. Looks like something was said in the England huddle as Sai went past them.  70/2

42.1 OUT! GONE! CAUGHT! Finally, the local boy Jamie Overton gets a wicket to his name in this Test. But more importantly, he breaks this 107-run stand. A well-directed short-pitched delivery from Overton, at the left shoulder, nipping in a shade. Akash Deep stands tall and tries to play it into the leg side with an angled bat. But closes the blade's face a tad early and hence, a thick leading edge is found. The ball lobs up towards the backward point region and Gus Atkinson dives forward to scoop the ball cleanly before the grass. Deep falls for 66 (94). India are now 177/3, leading by 154 runs.  177/3

44.1 OUT! LBW! Just the start England were after in the second session! Wicket off the very first ball and it's a big one, of the Indian skipper. Gus Atkinson fires it in, full and keeps the line of attack on the stumps, with a gentle inward shape, on middle. Shubman Gill plants his front foot forward to flick it away, but plays for the initial line and the ball passes close to the inside edge before rapping him on the front pad. A loud, confident appeal for LBW in unison from the Englishmen and Kumar Dharmasena raises his finger! Shubman Gill walks to Jaiswal for a chat and eventually sends it upstairs for a review. The technology takes a bit of time to load up and the UltraEdge shows a flat line. Ball Tracking shows three reds as the ball is projected to hit the top of the middle stump. Shubman Gill looks dejected as he walks back on 11 (9). India are 189/4, leading by 166 runs.  189/4

54.3 OUT! TAKEN! CAUGHT BEHIND! Gus Atkinson is the man again who provides a crucial breakthrough! He bashes the hard length, and keeps the line of attack just outside off with an away shape. The ball lands and shoots up a bit to take Karun by surprise who hangs his bat away from his body to play at it. The ball clips the gloves and Jamie Smith does the rest behind to take a simple catch to his right. Karun Nair never really got going and looked scratchy for the most part. He walks back on 17 (32). India are 229/5, leading by 206 runs.  229/5

83.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Harry Brook holds on! This is a big wicket. Ravindra Jadeja has been a thorn in the England side. This is the first time Jadeja has been dismissed in the second innings. Fractionally wide on off, on a short of a length, Jadeja flays at the ball quite late off the back foot. The outside edge is found, and it flies quickly to the right of second slip. Brook reacts quickly and takes a sharp catch at stomach height. Jadeja falls for 53 (77). India lose their 8th wicket with a lead of 334.  357/8

76.2 OUT! LBW! Jamie Overton breaks through for England! This curves away, on a good length, lands on the middle stump. Dhruv Jurel is opened up in defence. Brings his bat out in front but the ball nips away to go past the outside edge and hit the back pad in the line of the off stump. A loud shout and the finger is raised. Dhruv Jurel reviews but this looks straight. There is no bat and Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball hitting the off stump. Dhruv takes a review with him and India have now no reviews left. Jurel falls for 34 (46). India are now 323/7 with a lead of 300.  323/7

88 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Josh Tongue ends with a five-wicket haul and the fight from Washington Sundar is over. Full and angled into the pads, Sundar sets low to whip it away. Gets a top edge that goes straight up towards the mid-wicket region. Both Zak Crawley and Ollie Pope try to settle under it and end up colliding but Crawley, with his long reach, stretches his hands out in front and holds on. Sundar falls for 53 (46). India end up with a lead of 373 runs!  396/10

83.5 OUT! LBW! Mohammed Siraj stands his ground but India have no reviews left! Full and around middle and leg, Siraj is expecting the short ball and is standing deep in the crease. Gets beaten on the inside edge on the flick. Siraj is rapped on the front pad and the finger is raised. The replays suggest that it would have been umpire's call at best and stayed out anyway. Siraj falls for a three-ball duck. By removing Siraj, Josh Tongue, now with 18 wickets to his name in the series, becomes the joint-leading wicket-taker, alongside Siraj himself. Well, well, the UltraEdge is in and there is a spike, meaning that Siraj had gotten an inside edge.  357/9

13.5 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! What a finish for India to the day's play! Mohammed Siraj produces a lethal delivery to provide the first breakthrough for India! The bluff has worked as Yashasvi Jaiswal was just pushed back to deep square leg before this delivery. Siraj spears in a pinpoint yorker, landing it just in front of the base of the off pole. Zak Crawley expected a short ball but is forced to bend low to squeeze it out, but the ball jags in and beats the bat to smash into the stumps behind. A wicket for India on the penultimate delivery of the day and England are 50/1, needing 324 runs to win. And that will be STUMPS ON DAY 3!  50/1

22.4 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! The change has worked for India! After several plays and misses, Ben Duckett finally runs out of luck. This is a scrambled seam delivery from around the wicket and the length is fuller, around off, Duckett goes for the drive towards mid off but does not move his feet at all. The ball nips away enough to catch the outside edge and it goes to the right of second slip. KL Rahul takes a safe catch at waist height. Duckett falls for 54 (83). England are now 82/2.  82/2

27.3 OUT! LBW! Mohammed Siraj strikes just as England were starting to get some momentum. Mohammed Siraj dishes out another wobble-seam delivery, on a good length. It lands and then nips back into the batter sharply to catch Ollie Pope off guard. The English skipper is pinned in the crease and tries to block, but plays all over the wrong line, getting beaten on the inside edge, and is rapped on the flap of the front pad. A huge, confident appeal for LBW, and up goes the finger! Ollie Pope is not that confident and walks up to Joe Root to have a chat. With just a couple of seconds remaining on the timer, he signals the 'T', looking down at the floor. UltraEdge shows no bat and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Ollie Pope departs after another start - 27 (34) and England are 106/3, needing another 268 runs to win.  106/3

73 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! India have the wicket they were after! Joe Root admonishes himself as he trudges off. This is in the channel on off, on a back of a length, uncharacteristically, Root pushes at the delivery away from his body. Gets an outside edge that goes to the right of the keeper. Dhruv Jurel dives to his right and snaffles a safe catch. Root will be disappointed to have not finished the job. Departs for 105 (152). England are now 337/6, needing 37 more runs.  337/6

62.4 OUT! CAUGHT! End of a superb knock from Harry Brook! The Oval crowd rises as one to give a standing ovation. This is on a nagging length, on off, Brook skips down the track to go big on the off side. The shot gets sliced across and Brook loses the grip on the bat. The bat goes for a toss towards square leg and the ball balloons towards mid off where Mohammed Siraj takes an easy catch. Brook departs for a well-made 111 (98). The massive 195-run partnership for the fourth wicket comes to an end, and England are 301/4, needing 73 more runs to win.  301/4

70.4 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Jacob Bethell tries to release the pressure built on him and perishes in the process. From around the wicket, on a short of a length, around off, Bethell skips down the track and tries to slap it down the ground with a horizontal bat. Gets an inside edge that goes back to uproot the middle stump. England lose their 5th wicket, 42 runs away from a win.  332/5

77.3 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Mohammed Siraj fishes out Jamie Smith! This leaves the batter through the air, on a length, and outside off, Jamie Smith pokes at the delivery to push at it. An outside edge is found and Dhruv Jurel does the rest by gathering the ball safely to his right with a dive. The Indians are certain that they have their man, but the umpire Kumar Dharmasena is not sure enough and walks to the leg umpire. The decision is sent upstairs and first, the fairness of the catch is confirmed with the ball gathered well above the ground and UltraEdge confirms a clear spike when the ball is next to the bat.  347/7

79.5 OUT! LBW! Mohammed Siraj has produced another nip-backer to give India hope! Mohammed Siraj cannons the ball in, full and on middle and leg. It tails just enough to beat the inside edge as Jamie Overton misses the flick and is rapped on the front pad. A loud, confident appeal for LBW and Kumar Dharmasena, after giving it a long thought, slowly raises his finger! Jamie Overton reviews it immediately as he believes that it is sliding down leg. UltraEdge comes up and shows no spike, and Ball Tracking shows umpire's call as the ball is projected to clip the leg stump. Mohammed Siraj gets his fourth wicket and his joy knows no bounds. England are 354/8, needing another 20 runs to win.  354/8

85.1 OUT! BOWLED 'EM! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Mohammed Siraj does it for India and saves his side from a series defeat! Absolute scenes at the Kennington Oval. Celebrations begin in the Indian dressing room! Mohammed Siraj charges in from over the stumps and fires a laser-straight yorker, aimed at the off stump. Gus Atkinson bends low and looks to drag it to the leg side with a sweep shot, but misses and the ball uproots the off pole. All the Indian players engulf Siraj as he finishes off with a 5-for in this inning. INDIA WIN BY 6 RUNS!  367/10

83 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! BOWLED'EM! Crazy scenes at The Oval! The decibels have breached all limits! Prasidh Krishna fires in a pinpoint yorker, right in front of the sticks, Josh Tongue is pinned in the crease, caught for space to work with, and is a bit late to bring his bat down to block it out. The ball nips in off the deck and brushes the pad before rolling back into the stumps. Josh Tongue goes for a 12-ball duck and now England need 17 runs to win, with India needing 1 wicket.  357/9