ENG vs IND [WATCH]: Mohammed Siraj and Harry Brook engage in a fierce verbal exchange on Day 3 of the Headingley Test

Harry Brook ruthless reprisal we silence the aggression of Mohammed Siraj

It was 84 ° or England’s tickets when the game reached its maximum point. Brook, hitting fluently and driving the second new ball with remarkable balance, hit two pristine limits of Siraj, which was clearly under pressure after a long and little rewarding spell. Frustrated but excited, Siraj responded with a vicious delivery that returned to Brook and hit everything. What followed was a fierce look and a verbal mockery aimed at disturbing the battery composed of England. Brook, however, remained firm, without power, imperturbable and focused, brushing the verbal challenge with an ironic smile and a quiet challenge.

Siraj’s attempt to interrupt Brook’s rhythm only fed the hitter’s resolution. In the next, Brook unleashed a ruthless counterattack, sending the Indian bowling by 18 races that included a majestic six launched long. It was a moment of dominance that changed the psychological balance in favor of England and left the Indian bowling players looking for answers. Brook’s aggressive but calculated stroke accident not only rake England’s control over the session, but also personified the high -content of a high -content of a doctorate that defines the trial cricket at its fiercest time. Despite the passionate effort of Siraj, his 2/122 figures reflected the work and punishment he suffered while carrying a large part of the rhythm load of India next to Jasprit Bumrah.

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England reduces the gap, while India establish after the first blows on day 3 in Headingley

At the end of the third day, England had published an imposing 466 in its first entries, largely riding on the shoulders of Ollie PopeThe resilient century and the brilliant 99 of Brook, falling to just a deserved one hundred. This meant that India had a thin advantage of the first entries of only six races. But England’s attack, driven by the impulse, retreated rapidly when the game resumed. Brydon Cars Made the first advance, fired Yashavi JaiswalThe centurion of the first entries, with a beautiful installment that moved enough to kiss the advantage and land safely in Jamie SmithThe gloves behind the stumps.

With cloudy skies floating and swinging in the sacrifice, Sai Sudharsan He faced a serious test or temperament. Having fallen in love with a duck in the first tickets, the young left -hander showed commendable patience along with KL Rahul In challenging conditions. Together, the duo absorbed the pressure and sewed a stabilization association. But just when Sudharsan seemed to settle, Ben Stokes, The tireless patron of England hit again. Like his dismissal in the first tickets, Sudharsan threw a complete ball directly in the hands of Crawley pocket In the middle of the middle of parciaity. While the contest staggered evenly, the rain reached the end of the session, stopping the game with India at 90/2 and leading England for 96 races. Rahul remained undefeated in 47, directing the tickets safely, while Captain Shubman Gill was in six when the referees asked for covers.

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