IND vs ENG, Leeds Weather Live Updates: Will Rain Disrupt Day 3?
India vs England, Leeds Weather Today Live Updates: After India's dominance on the opening day, the second afternoon was a hard-fought battle.
India's ace Jasprit Bumrah showcased his remarkable skills following Rishabh Pant's daring century. Still, England's batters, led by centurion Ollie Pope, had an impressive performance to reach 209 for three, after their bowlers did well to bring the visitors down to 471/10 from 430/3 in the first session.
Pope (100 not out) and Harry Brook (0) were at the crease when play ended, with England reducing India's lead to 262.
There was a significant spell of rain to interrupt things, too. During the second session, the start of England's innings was interrupted by showers and light storms. The forecast is for something similar on Day 3, but closer to the third session. Stick with us to catch all the updates!
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