India vs England LIVE Score, 1st Test: Bumrah-led Indian attack eyeing early wickets on Day 3 at Headingley

India vs England LIVE Score, 1st Test Day 1 (India vs England Full Scorecard): England are set to resume from their overnight score of 209/3, trailing India's first innings total by another 262 runs with Ollie Pope still going strong on 100. Follow our live blog for more updates. read more
Ollie Pope had remained unbeaten on 100 while Jasprit Bumrah had accounted for all three wickets during the English innings on Day 2 of the first Test at Headingley. Reuters
India vs England, 1st Test Live Score : India will be eager to get rid of a well set Ollie Pope early on Day 3 as they set their sights on collecting a sizeable first innings lead in the first Test against England in Headingley. England had ended the second day on 209/3, trailing India's first innings total by 262 runs with Jasprit Bumrah (3/48) accounting for all three wickets – including that of Zak Crawley in the very first over. Follow our live blog for more updates.
England will be resuming from their overnight score of 209/3 in some time with No 3 batter Ollie Pope still going strong on 100! Stay tuned to our live blog for more updates.
'It was a hell of an over, watching Jasprit do his thing': Ben Duckett on Bumrah's fiery opening spell against England
Mohammed Siraj bowled much better after an expensive start and came close to getting a breakthrough, while Prasidh Krishna and Shardul Thakur simply couldn't provide much support and leaked runs throughout the course of the day.
Bumrah gave India the perfect start by getting rid of Zak Crawley in the very first over of the English innings. He later broke the solid partnership between Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett by dismissing the latter on 62 before accounting for the huge wicket of Joe Root shortly before stumps.
'Sooja diya hai yaar isne maar-maar ke, same jagah maare ja raha hai (He's swollen my knee hitting me repeatedly in the same spot!),' Pant told Jadeja, referring to pacer Josh Tongue hitting him repeatedly on the knee.
As for the weather forecast for Leeds on Sunday, Accuweather expects an overcast day in the city with a 'couple of showers' in the afternoon. Meaning the pacers will continue getting help on the 'Moving Day' and play might get interrupted a couple of times, but shouldn't result in a substantial delay.
Play was briefly held up some time after lunch on the second day, delaying the start of the English innings after India were bowled out for 471.
'Rishabh Pant is someone who makes his own plans. He decides how to play and then he goes for it. This innings was a little different than what you normally see from him. But that's his plan. Just because he plays aggressive cricket doesn't mean he cannot play defensive,' India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak said at the press conference after the second day's play, in which the wicketkeeper-batter brought up his seventh Test hundred. ( READ MORE
India vs England, 1st Test LIVE Score: Team India will be aiming to put up a much better bowling display on Sunday as they eye a sizeable first innings lead over England on Day 3 of the first Test in Headingley. England had ended the second day on 209/3, trailing India's first innings total of 471 by another 262 runs, with Ollie Pope still going strong on 100, having brought up his second consecutive century.
Jasprit Bumrah was the standout performer with the ball among the Indians on Saturday, collecting all three wickets, including that of Zak Crawley in the very first over, and ending the day with figures of 13-2-48-3. He could have accounted for more wickets had chances not been dropped off his bowling during the course of the day.
India suffer dramatic batting collapse on Day 2
Earlier, India had suffered a dramatic collapse on either side of the lunch interval on Day 2, losing their last seven wickets for just 41 runs to get bowled out for 471.
This was after Rishabh Pant joined Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill in bringing up a century on good batting strip at Headingley, going past MS Dhoni as the Indian wicketkeeper with most Test centuries in the process.
India were 430/3 with Gill and Pant at the crease, with 600 looking very much within reach. The former's dismissal, off Shoaib Bashir's bowling, however, opened the floodgates. Pacers Ben Stokes and Josh Tongue were the pick of the bowlers with four wickets each for 66 and 86 runs respectively.

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