India Post 387 to coincide with England's first entries in the third test, but temperatures stand out before the stumps on the third day.
Kl Rahul scored a century, while Ravindra Jadaja and Rishabh Pant approached fifty crucial years when India registered 387, matching the first entries in England, on a third day heated inside and outside the field in Lord's
An injury in Shoaib Bashir promoted the rhythm rhythm attack strategy of England when India seemed vulnerable with five WICKETS below after losing Pant and Rahul in rapid succession, before Laada was stabilizing her tickets with her third fifty blows in a row.
The openers of England Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett, who played a single from Jasprit Bumrah before the stumps, remained undefeated with 2-0 since the series of five games remains tied since both parties seek to obtain 2-1 with a victory in the third test.
With two overs scheduled to be thrown before the stumps, the Tempers began to explode when Crawley withdrew from his posture four times, and later in the excess he asked for the physio in what would be the only one of the second entries in England.
The tourists were furious, with Mohammed Siraj showing a thunderous look, before Bumrah slow by hand and the captain of India Shubman Gill faced Crawley, pointing at one finger on the face of the opener.
India began well from a score during the night of 145-3 when the Zurdo Pant batter, who scored twin centuries in the first test, fought against an injured finger in his left hand while hooking the captain of England Stokes for six to raise his fifty.
The 27 -year -old survived when an uncomfortable hook in a short ball of Stokes almost caught him near the fine leg limit, but a diving crawley could only throw the ball inwards to avoid a six.
But Pant exhausted 74 in the last ball before lunch while trying to take a fast single after playing Bashir towards the coverage point, where Stokes took a quick turn to hit the stumps at the end of the non -front with a quick direct shot.
The operator Rahul was next in the fall, overcoming Bashir's flying ball to Harry Brook in the slip in his next ball after reaching 100, leaving India in an unstable terrain at 254-5 under a warm London sun.
But Bashir had to leave the ground when he was injured a finger in his left hand that did not run into a low capture of his own installment when Jadeje knocked down the wicket, and the commentators say that the 21 -year -old player may need an additional treatment at night.
Jadeja and Niten Kumar Reddy, new in the fold, seemed unstable when England bowl players stacked on the pressure. The confusion among the batters put Reddy at risk of running out of two occasions, but the direct launches of Ollie Pope lost the goal both times.
However, when England once again used two pacemakers shortly after Bashir's injury, the couple organized an association of 72 races before Stokes claimed his second Wickt of the game, causing Reddy to return it to goalkeeper Jamie Smith for 30.
Jadeja led Joe Root along four to complete his half century, while Washington Sussur adopted a slow and cautious approach at the other end.
His association of 50 races for the eighth Wickt got India within the 11 races of the total of England, before Chris Woakes dismissed Jadaja for 72 when the attempt of the batter to send the ball through the fine leg only took a thin edge and landed in Smith's gloves.
Akash Deep, in number nine, was delivered to the wickt twice by the referee Sharfuddaua Saikat during the same above, but Hawk-Eye showed that the ball lacked the stumps when the batter reviewed them, annuling both decisions.
But Deep fell shortly after Brydon Camed for seven, with Brook caught in the third slide with a low immersion.
Sundar brought the level of scores with a film in the middle of the Wickt, before Woakes fired Jaspret Bumrah for a duck in the next ball to pack his third Wickt.
Jofra Archer took Swiden for 23 to end India's tickets, leaving the game finely ready to go to the last two days.
