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IND vs ENG 3rd Test: A puzzling ball switch halted India’s momentum after Jasprit Bumrah’s fiery spell, drawing sharp criticism from Michael Vaughan as England recovered through vital contribution from lower order.

Vaughan criticises Siraj’s surprise ball-change call during Bumrah’s hot streak.

England tail capitalises before India wrap up with third ball of Day 2.

 Joe Root calls for balance and adaptability, proposes ball-change review system.

Mohammed Siraj

'Sometimes bowlers are a bit dumb... Team should've whacked Siraj on the head': Ex-ENG captain slams India’s ball change call on Day 2 of Lord’s Test

IND vs ENG 3rd Test: Jasprit Bumrah bagged a five-wicket haul and got his name on the honours board at the Lord's Cricket Ground.

Jasprit Bumrah was menacing in the first session on Day 2.

Bumrah said that he is going to be judged no matter what. 

Bumrah tried to steer clear of the Dukes ball controversy. 

Jasprit Bumrah

'Log paise kama rahe hai mere through toh...': Jasprit Bumrah blasts critics after Lord's 5-wicket haul with Sachin Tendulkar's example

IND vs ENG 3rd Test: Joe Root wants a DRS like option to get the ball changed thrice in 80 overs. He defends Dukes ball manufracturer over ball's rapid wear and tear.

Indian team often asked the umpires to change the ball on Day 2 of Lord's Test.

Joe Root defended Dukes ball manufracturer amidst controversy.

Root scored his 11th Test century against India. 

Joe Root and Brydon Carse

'You can't just keep asking and wasting time and slowing the game down': Joe Root slams Shubman Gill's India for ball-change controversy

WI vs AUS: More than a week ahead of the five-T20I series, Australia made two changes to their squad. Josh Hazlewood will fly back home after the pink-ball test at Sabina Park.

Josh Hazlewood will return to Australia to prepare for white-ball series against South Africa.

Spencer Johnson is yet to recover from back issue.

Xavier Bartlett and Jake Fraser-McGurk have been added to the squad. 

Mitchell Marsh, Jake Fraser-McGurk

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Kieron Pollard, Nicholas Pooran

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