After three days of the first Test at Headingley, India holds a 96-run advantage over England with eight wickets left in their second innings. India initially bowled out England for 465 and managed a narrow first-innings lead. Lokesh Rahul is unbeaten at 47 with Shubman Gill at six, solidifying India's position. England's Harry Brook contributed significantly to their innings but was dismissed at 99. India's Jasprit Bumrah claimed five wickets, tying Kapil Dev's record for most five-wicket hauls away from home, highlighting his crucial role in India's bowling attack.
Harry Brook's innings was a showcase of resilience and skill, as he transitioned from 0 to 99, leading crucial partnerships that kept England's innings alive.
Bumrah's exceptional performance, claiming 5 wickets for 83 runs, exemplifies elite fast-bowling, marking his 14th Test five-for, further solidifying his place in cricket history.
Despite an early rain interruption, India's second innings showcased promising contributions, especially from Lokesh Rahul, who held fort at 47 not out as day four unfolds.
England's late batting surge from Woakes and Carse, adding significant runs lower down the order, significantly influenced the momentum of the match heading into the final days.
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