Can India Chase 193 Runs to Win the 3rd Test?

Synopsis
Key Takeaways
- Washington Sundar shines with 4-22.
- India needs 193 runs for victory.
- England collapses from 154/4 to 192 all out.
- Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah contribute key wickets.
- Final session promises an exciting chase.
London, July 13 (NationPress) Washington Sundar showcased his exceptional drift and accuracy, achieving an impressive 4-22 as India requires 193 runs to seize victory in the third Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Lord’s. India bowled out England for 192 within 62.1 overs during the fourth day’s play.
India excelled in targeting the stumps and posed challenging questions to England’s batters, thanks to the remarkable new ball spells from their fast bowlers. Sundar then took the spotlight with the older ball, skillfully getting it to drift and spin, deceiving batters such as Joe Root, Ben Stokes, and Jamie Smith.
Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah each claimed two wickets, while Nitish Kumar Reddy and Akash Deep contributed one wicket each, as India effectively struck with the new ball, preventing a lower-order resurgence.
Root emerged as England's highest scorer for the innings with 40, but after Sundar bowled him out before tea, the hosts collapsed from 154/4 to 192 all out. India now has 28.5 overs of the final session and the entirety of day five to chase down 193 runs and take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.
The final session commenced with Stokes receiving a reprieve as Shubman Gill missed a direct run-out opportunity from mid-on, followed by a sweeping boundary off Sundar. Stokes attempted the same shot on the third ball of the 55th over, but Sundar's delivery sneaked under the bat, resulting in his dismissal for 33, marking the third England batter to fall in this manner after Brook and Root.
Bumrah claimed his first wicket of the innings by bowling out Brydon Carse for just one with a spectacular yorker hitting the base of the leg-stump. After receiving pain-relief spray on his right calf and donning a protective sleeve, Bumrah clean-bowled Woakes for 10 with a nip-backer down the Lord's slope.
Sundar fittingly concluded the innings by using drift to beat Jofra Archer’s outside edge, crashing into the off-stump and also becoming the 12th England batter to be bowled in this Test.
Brief Scores: England 387 and 192 in 62.1 overs (Joe Root 40, Ben Stokes 33; Washington Sundar 4-22, Mohammed Siraj 2-31) lead India 387 in 119.2 overs (KL Rahul 100; Chris Woakes 3-84) by 192 runs