Subhayan Chakraborty at Old Trafford Stadium
England finished Day 2 with 225/2 with Joe Root (11 off 27) and Ollie Pope (20 off 42) relatively new at the crease. India would have hoped for a better start on Day 3, however, it was the same story for the Indian bowlers as they sprayed it around to allow Root and Pope to stitch a mammoth 144-run stand. After a poor Day 2, with the ball 42 overs old, one would have hoped for higher intensity and better plans from the visitors on Day 3, but it was not meant to be as England posted 544/7 with a lead of 186 runs.
During Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj’s opening burst on Day 3, Pope and Root kept on bagging regular boundaries to keep the scoreboard ticking at a brisk pace. With Anshul Kamboj bowling military medium pace, he became an easy picking for the English batters. England enjoyed a wicketless first session….
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