Yashasvi Jaiswal recorded his fourth Test century against England, scoring 118 runs as India set a challenging target of 374 runs. Jaiswal was dropped three times throughout his innings, showcasing both skill and luck during his performance. India's second-innings tally reached 396 runs. Mohammed Siraj made a crucial impact by taking the wicket of Zak Crawley with the last ball of the day. England ended the day at 50-1, with Ben Duckett remaining not out on 34. Other key contributors for India included Akash Deep, Ravindra Jadeja, and Washington Sundar, all adding significant runs to the total.
Yashasvi Jaiswal struck his fourth test century against England and his sixth overall, leading India to a commanding 396 in their second innings.
Jaiswal capitalized on his luck, being dropped three times on his way to a total of 118 runs, helping set England a challenging target of 374.
Mohammed Siraj bowled Zak Crawley with a yorker on the last ball of the day, leaving England at 50-1 in reply to India's target.
In addition to Jaiswal, there were significant contributions from Akash Deep, who made a career-best 66, and Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar each scored 53.
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