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9:30 pm – England on top at Lord’s
Chris Woakes hit a ton at Lord’s
Chris Woakes hits his maiden Test ton as England ended day three on 357-7 for a lead of 250 against India in the Lord’s Test.
Jonny Bairstow was dismissed for 93 as England counter-attacked brilliantly after being 131-5 on Saturday.
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9:00 pm – Imran Khan gifted signed bat by Indian team
Imran Khan with Indian High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria. Image: Govt of India/Twitter.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister-elect and former captain Imran Khan was presented a cricket bat signed by the Indian team when India’s High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria visited him at his residence.
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8:00 pm – Russell on fire
West Indies star Andre Russell picked up a hat-trick and scored a match-winning century in the Caribbean Premier league.
Russel’s 121 not out helped Jamaica Tallawahs chase down 224 against Trinbago Knight Riders.
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6:30 pm – England race past 200 at Lord’s
Jonny Bairtsow hit a half-century as England took the total past 200 for a lead of over 100 in the Lord’s Test against India on Saturday.
India had reduced the hosts to 131-5 before Bairstow and Chris Woakes counter-attacked.
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5:00 pm – India’s lunch menu in the second Test
The Indian cricket baord has been uploading images of the lunch menu at Lord’s on all three days of the second Test.
Fans got to see what the team was served at the Home of Cricket, with Indian flavours in most dishes.
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11am – Build-up to day three of the second Test
Hero with the ball: James Anderson.
With weather set fair at Lord’s in London, England could have a big day of first innings batting ahead as they look to put themselves in a strong position to win the second Test and go 2-0 up.
On Friday, India were bowled out for just 107 as James Anderson (5-20) led the England bowling attack and did most of the damage in swinging conditions in what has been a rain-interrupted Test so far.
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