By Ed Osmond LONDON (Reuters) -India picked up the key wickets of Joe Root and Jamie Smith as England inched cautiously to 175-6 at tea on the fourth day of the third test at Lord's on Sunday. Root and Ben Stokes had led an England recovery with a patient partnership of 67 but the former,

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Mohammed Siraj has been fined 15 percent of his match fee and been handed a demerit point by the ICC after giving a send-off to Ben Duckett in the third Tet beween England and India

Former Indian cricket team Mohammad Kaif criticised Shubman Gill's attitude during the third Test match against England at Lord's.

It is approaching 7pm on Friday, the second day of a tense third Test, and India’s coaches, led by Gautam Gambhir, are inspecting the Lord’s pitch. It is perhaps the most scrutinised 22 yards of turf in the whole world.

England cricket star Jofra Archer has risked a fine after taunting Rishabh Pant on the final day of the third Test between the Three Lions and India. The 30-year-old was in inspired form and took five wickets over the five days as he featured in a Test match for the first time in four years.

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This was a throwback of a last day when every wicket and run was eked out in front of a near full-house and the tension became unbearable

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India pacer Mohammed Siraj has been fined 15% of his match fee and handed one demerit point due to his aggressive reaction after taking Ben Duckett's wicket on day four of the third test at Lord's, the sport's governing body said on Monday.

England has dismissed four India batters and given the Lord’s test another twist of fate to leave it on a knife-edge heading toward the fifth and final day.

Chasing a stiff target of 350, England ended on 270/7 in 63 overs, frustrating the visitors’ push for a win that would have given them a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. Shaikh was the mainstay of England’s resistance,