England's Smith and Brook Shine with Centuries, but Collapse Hands India 244-Run Lead
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In the second test match at Edgbaston, England's Jamie Smith and Harry Brook staged a remarkable recovery with centuries and a 303-run partnership, but a late collapse saw England dismissed for 407. India, led by KL Rahul and Karun Nair, finished day three at 64-1, maintaining a 244-run lead. The match remains closely contested despite the weather forecast threatening play.
Key Points
Jamie Smith and Harry Brook scored centuries, contributing to a 303-run partnership for England.
England collapsed losing their last five wickets for just 20 runs, finishing their first innings at 407.
India ended day three at 64-1, with a 244-run lead over England.
Controversy arose when India's Yashasvi Jaiswal was given out lbw after a late review.
India's bowlers, particularly Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj, played crucial roles in England's collapse.
The match is delicately poised with potential weather disruptions looming.
