Kohli named Man of the Match Winners walk off India win the 3rd Test by 203 runs.#ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/YkNJjsGRlQ — BCCI (@BCCI) August 22, 2018 Ashwin finishes formalities It took India three overs to finish the game. After Hardik Pandya and Shami, Kohli turned to Ashwin. The job was done off the fifth ball of the over as Anderson is caught by Rahane. Kohli is celebrating his 22nd win as Test skipper. A thumping win to answer the critics. England delay inevitable Adil Rashid and James Anderson continue to frustrate the Indian bowlers as they have played out two overs. Hardik Pandya and Mohammed Shami have started proceedings for the visitors and it will be interesting to see for how long this goes on. Bumrah wears a smile Bumrah outsmarted England skipper Joe Root (13) and then broke a 169-run stand spanning 57.2 overs between his Mumbai Indians teammate Jos Buttler (106) and Ben Stokes (62), trapping the former leg before. He bowled a marathon 26 overs on Day 4, including nine in the morning and 11 in the extended, final session. “When I made my first-class debut, my first spell was of 10 overs,” he said, after taking 5/85 for a match haul of seven. “I was always used to bowling lots of overs in Ranji Trophy. When I was injured I was working on my fitness. I was always in touch with our trainers -- whenever I come I should be in a good space.” Team India in a huddle Hello and welcome to Day 5 of the 3rd Test at Trent Bridge. #TeamIndia one wicket away from victory.#ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/OUsLqEdvVU — BCCI (@BCCI) August 22, 2018 Hello and welcome It’s a victory that would rank with the finest for India and the circumstances and margin will make it more special. However, India will have to wait to pick a wicket after their roll was turned into a battle of attrition initiated by two unlikely England batsmen in the Trent Bridge Test. Jasprit Bumrah fast forwarded India towards their target, snapping four wickets with the new ball to claim five in the innings, seven in all, in a superb comeback from injury. But England’s last wicket pair of Adil Rashid and James Anderson held out in the extended 30 minutes to keep India waiting till the last day. England were 311/9, 209 runs behind. Skipper Virat Kohli, hands clasped behind the back at third slip, watched his bowlers toil for well over four hours as Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes produced a mini-epic. India broke the resistance once the second new ball gave them more ammunition to attack on a pitch offering little help.<doc-sep>Nottingham:So then! India have clawed back into the series to make it 2-1. A much-needed confidence booster especially having been totally battered at Lord's. The openers' role proved to be the key in the first innings as Dhawan and Rahul added 60 in the first innings and that set the tone after being put into bat. Kohli and Rahane then stitched together a match-defining partnership to take India to a respectable 329. Pandya then changed it around in one session while bowling as England were bundled out for 161, it was brilliant, accurate piece of swing bowling. Kohli and Pujara then grinded out in the middle to virtually bat England out of the Test. England showed some resilience in the fourth innings chasing 521. Buttler and Stokes led the fightback but then Bumrah turned it around with the new ball in the final session of day 4 to help India clinch the Test. Day 4, report: India took an extra half-hour at the end of the day's play in a bid to wrap up victory, but England survived and will return Wednesday on 311-9 — still needing 210 more runs for what would be a world-record chase. England had two mini-collapses either side of a partnership of 169 between Buttler (106) and Ben Stokes (62), who both demonstrated the kind of discipline and patience the top order failed to produce in slumping from 27-0 to 62-4. Buttler was one of three batsmen dismissed by India paceman Jasprit Bumrah in eight deliveries as England lost four wickets in 21 balls. Rashid (30 not out) and Jimmy Anderson (8 not out) got through the final overs to frustrate the Indians, who are looking for a win to keep the series alive. Bumrah had figures of 5-85. England leads 2-0 after wins in Edgbaston and Lord's but is highly likely to be 2-1 up heading to Southampton for the fourth test next week. England resumed on its overnight score of 23-0 and, within an hour, it had turned into a damage-limitation exercise. India paceman Ishant Sharma removed Keaton Jennings (13) with the fifth ball of the day and fellow opener Alastair Cook (17) in his next over, both to catches behind the wicket. England captain Joe Root chased a wide delivery from Bumrah and edged to KL Rahul at second slip for 13, one of his seven catches so far in the match. India captain Virat Kohli, a century-maker on Monday, then produced a brilliant diving catch at third slip to remove Ollie Pope for 16 four balls later and England was 84-4 at lunch. Stokes and Buttler scored 89 runs in a second session, showing patience despite being naturally aggressive batsmen. Soon after tea, Stokes reached his slowest test half-century — off 147 balls — before Buttler hit successive fours to register three figures for the first time in his 23 tests. It was a timely innings from the limited-overs specialist, who had a top score of 39 in his four previous innings this series. Buttler departed when he left a delivery from Bumrah that jagged back and trapped him lbw. England wicket-keeper Jonny Bairstow, who broke a bone in the middle finger of his left hand on Monday, came out to bat with the finger heavily strapped but he was bowled first ball by Bumrah. The paceman than made it three wickets in eight balls as Chris Woakes gloved him behind for 4. And when Stokes edged Hardik Pandya to Rahul in the slips, it seemed the English wouldn't survive to stumps. With inputs from AP<doc-sep>England skipper, Joe Root, says he has no regrets on the team selection and the decision he made at the toss. He feels they could have bowled slightly fuller and a bit straighter. Credits the way India batted. He admits they underperformed with the bat in the first innings. Further adds that the partnership between Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler is something they should learn from. Mentions they are always looking for new plans against Virat Kohli. Reckons they have managed to keep him quiet but are finding it difficult to get him out. Admits they are working extremely hard on their slip catching which has been very poor. He hopes to get it right as soon as possible as catching is very important. On Bairstow's injury, he hopes that he recovers as soon as possible and wants him fit for the next Test. Admits the conditions have been very tough for the batsmen. States they have got two very good players at the top and he is pretty sure they will come out with a strong response. Appreciates Buttler's knock saying he just proved he is a player who can adjust to all formats.<doc-sep>England were 317 all out and their 2-0 series lead has now been cut down to 2-1 in the five-Test rubber. (Source: Reuters) England were 317 all out and their 2-0 series lead has now been cut down to 2-1 in the five-Test rubber. (Source: Reuters) India beat England in the third Test at Trent Bridge by 203 runs. England started the fifth day on 311/9 and it took India no more than three overs to get the final wicket. Ravichandran Ashwin was the man who took it, as James Anderson ended up top gloving the ball up over his head to slips. England were 317 all out and their 2-0 series lead has now been cut down to 2-1 in the five-Test rubber. India declared on Day 3 with a mammoth 520-run lead and the England batting line-up crumbled to 62/4. Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes then stonewalled the Indian bowlers. The two ended up putting up 169 runs for the fifth wicket and Buttler scored his maiden Test century. But the new ball did the trick for India with Buttler’s wicket triggering another England collapse. The hosts went from 231/5 to 241/8 and by the time no.11 James Anderson had walked in, England were 291/9. But he and Adil Rashid managed to hold off the Indian pacers and Ashwin and forced the game into the fifth day. Ashwin finally took the decisive wicket. Virat Kohli was the player of the match. It was his 103 in the second innings that helped India take the big lead. But unlike the previous two matches, the Indian captain was assisted ably by his team-mates. The likes of Ajinkya Rahane, Cheteshwar Pujara, Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul chipped in with significant total. Hardik Pandya, who took five wickets in England’s first innings, scored a quickfire 52 in the Indian second innings to take their lead to where it ended up being. India’s deficit in the five-match series has now been cut down to 2-1. The next Test will be at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton and that starts on August 30. The final Test will be played at The Oval starting on September 7.<doc-sep>
India produced an all-round performance to outclass England by 203 runs in the third Test at Trent Bridge on Wednesday. With this win, India now trail England 1-2 in the five-match Test series. Needing one wicket to win on the fifth and final day, Ravichandran Ashwin took the wicket of James Anderson (11) in the first session itself on the fifth day. On the fourth day, Jasprit Bumrah bowled a fiery spell and took his second five-wicket haul in international Test career. He finished with figures of 5/85. Ishant Sharma also took two wickets while Mohammed Shami, Ashwin and Hardik Pandya took a wicket each in the second innings. It was skipper Virat Kohli's superlative batting display (97, 103) that laid the foundation for the visitors. With the ball, Pandya (5/28) in the first innings and Bumrah (5/85) completed England's rout in the Test. (Scorecard) Earlier on the fourth day, the last pair of Rashid and Anderson played nearly six overs. Flamboyant stroke players Buttler and Stokes curbed their natural instinct to added 169 runs in 57.2 overs in a show of grit and application. It was a tough period for the Indian bowlers as the two players were ready to grind it out. Buttler playing 176 balls with 21 boundaries but more importantly Stokes, who consumed 187 deliveries, hitting only six fours. (Play fantasy league and win cash daily) Highlights between India vs England, 3rd Test, Day 5, straight from Trent Bridge 15:41 IST: India beat England by 203 runs to win the 3rd Test at Trent Bridge. England 317 all-out 15:40 IST: WICKET! James Anderson departs as India beat England by 203 runs. R Ashwin gets the final wicket. 15:40 IST: Adil Rashid and James Anderson staying put and frustrating the Indian bowlers here. | England 316/9 after 104.2 overs 15:35 IST: Mohammed Shami bowls the second over of the day. One wicket separates India from a win at Trent Bridge. 15:33 IST: England survive the first over as Pandya bowls a maiden over. England 311/9 15:30 IST: Hardik Pandya begins the proceedings with the ball for India as Rashid and Anderson are at the middle. 15:30 IST: Day 5, Session 1 begins. 15:10 IST: Before the fifth day gets underway, you may listen to what Jasprit Bumrah and Ishant Sharma had to say on their impressive showing with the ball. 15:05 IST: India 329, 352/7 decl, England 161, 311/9 after 102 overs at stumps on day 4, need 210 more runs to win 15:03 IST: India are a wicket away from a much-needed victory against England. Promoted 15:00 IST: Hello and welcome to the live match updates of the fifth and final day of the 3rd Test between India and England. While India were never in trouble but the period once again defined the beauty of Test cricket where it was once again proved why patience is the most important virtue for top teams. However, things changed dramatically after skipper Virat Kohli took the second new ball and Bumrah got Buttler and Jonny Bairstow (0) off successive deliveries. Buttler shouldered arms to an angular delivery expecting to go over stumps but it cut back sharply to hit the knee roll and was adjudged leg-before.