India vs England 3rd Test Day 4 Live Cricket Score Streaming, Ind vs Eng Live Score: England 84/4 at Lunch, need 537 runs more to win

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By: Sports Desk | Updated: August 21, 2018 5:36:34 pm
India vs England Live Cricket Score India vs England Live Cricket Score: England have been put in to chase record 521 runs. (Source: AP)

India vs England 3rd Test Day 4 Live Cricket Score Streaming Online, Ind vs Eng Live Cricket Score: England started the day’s proceedings at 23/0 but lost four wickets in the opening session to stand at 84/4 at Lunch. The four wickets came in splits of two wickets each with openers Alastair Cook and Keaton Jennings continuing to be in poor form. Later, well-set Joe Root and Ollie Pope perished too in show of good seaming coupled with sensational fielding in the slips region by the Indian fielders. After the first session, England need 537 runs to win and India six wickets. Catch live score and updates from India vs England in 3rd Test Day 4 from Trent Bridge, Nottingham here.

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17:32 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: LUNCH!

At Lunch, England are 84/4 - 63 runs from the session in 26 overs, four wickets. Jos Buttler is on 19 and Ben Stokes on 3. England still need 437 runs to win. That session belonging to India. 

17:30 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: FOUR! FOUR! FOUR!

Jos Buttler putting Shami to the cleaners for three boundaries in the over. First ball is a short one and is pulled away for a four. Second one is straight towards middle stump and is glanced away for a four. Another one is almost a catch. Evades Ajinkya Rahane at covers after neat timing and power on it from Root. Kohli, however, thinks it was catch worthy

16:56 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score

How things have turned!

16:52 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: GONE!

GONE! Many questioned India's fielding in the slips - and rightly so - but no questions now. None whatsoever. Ollie Pope departs for 16, Mohammed Shami strikes. But that wicket belonged to Virat Kohli's brilliance at slips. At third slip, Kohli takes an absolute blinder to send Pope packing. Bowled it full and wide outside off, got Pope to go for the square drive, he couldn't keep it down and the edge goes flying to KL Rahul's right but Kohli dives across to his left and takes it over his head two-handed. England are 62/4

16:50 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: GONE!

GONE! Big wicket for India. KL Rahul. At second slip. Wicket. No second chances in that region. Dele Alli celebrations follows for KL Rahul. Joe Root departs for 13 runs and Bumrah strikes. Short of length from Bumrah, Root goes for a punch on the back foot but gets a thick outside edge which goes to KL Rahul who holds on. Bumrah rewarded for strong show all morning. England are 62/3

16:23 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: FOUR! FOUR!

Ollie Pope and Joe Root going by comfortably and carefully. Not trying to do too much and being patient with their shots. Mohammed Shami with a loose delivery, on the pads for Root to just flick it away for a four. Two balls away, it is outside the off stump and Root with a glorious drive towards extra cover. Grimance by Shami says it all

15:47 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: GONE!

GONE! Now it is the turn of the other trouble England opener to depart. Alastair Cook is dismissed for 17 and Ishant Sharma strikes once again. Two wickets in two overs for Ishant Sharma. 11th time that Ishant Sharma has dismissed Alastair Cook. Back of a length delivery outside off, Cook with a jab defence and KL Rahul is safe pair of hands at second slip. Comfortable height. England are 32/2

15:35 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: GONE!

GONE! Fifth ball of the day and India have a wicket already. A nervous Keateon Jennings, who else? Jennings walks back for 13 and Ishant strikes early. Pitched on short of length, perfect line outside off stump and straightens a wee bit to get the outside edge which holds comfortably for Rishabh Pant. England are 27/1

15:34 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: Off we go!

Three slips and a gully, and a short cover in place for Keaton Jennings as the two teams walk down. Ishant Sharma to bowl the first over

15:32 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score: Pitch Report

Pitch Report from Trent Bridge: The pitch has deteriorated a little bit, so there is some grip that has developed which is likely to help seamers and spinners. There is a rough patch on one end, but it's on a shortish length, so there is something for Ashwin to exploit. Bumrah, Shami and Ishant will all come into play but they need to put into some effort and bend their backs because the seam will be slow and it will hold up in the track. Lots for the bowlers in it, but not impossible to bat on.

15:03 (IST) 21 Aug 2018
India vs England Live Cricket Score

Hello and Good Afternoon! Welcome to our live coverage of India's tour of England. The hosts will resume from 23/0 with an under-pressure Keaton Jennings on 13 and Alastair Cook on 9. They survived some probing effort from Ishant Sharma and Mohammed Shami in the nine overs that were bowled late on on Day 3. Will be interesting how England approach this considering they have six sessions and it doesn't look impossible to win from here. But, it is a massive task still. They will have to set a record score in the fourth innings to chase down the target. Start in half an hour

England will have to set a record for the highest successful fourth-innings chase if they are to win the third Test against India after the dominant tourists declared at 352 for seven with Virat Kohli making 103 on Monday. England's opening pair of Alastair Cook and Keaton Jennings survived a tricky nine overs before the close of play, reaching 23 without loss. That means Joe Root's side require another 498 runs to win over the final two days of play and history suggests that is highly unlikely. Only four teams have scored more than 400 to win a test, West Indies' 418 to beat Australia in 2003 being the highest. The highest fourth-innings winning test total at Trent Bridge is 284 by England against New Zealand in 2004.