Jaiswal hit an unbeaten 51, laced with seven fours and two sixes, to ensure India reached 75\/2 in 18 overs and lead England by 52 runs before stumps arrived on day two\u2019s play. The left-handed opener had luck on his side when he was dropped twice - by Harry Brook at slip on 20 and then by substitute fielder Liam Dawson at deep fine leg on 40.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"This game is beautifully balanced and Jaiswal is the key wicket. While he is there, England captain Pope will have headaches as you can\u2019t control the game. Jaiswal can be inventive and unorthodox. Only when he is out, will England feel in control. India have to set England at least 250 in the fourth innings as that, with the series on the line, will be a test,\" said Shastri on Sky Sports\u2019 broadcast.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Jaiswal hit an unbeaten 51, laced with seven fours and two sixes, to ensure India reached 75\/2 in 18 overs and lead England by 52 runs before stumps arrived on day two\u2019s play. The left-handed opener had luck on his side when he was dropped twice - by Harry Brook at slip on 20 and then by substitute fielder Liam Dawson at deep fine leg on 40.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India must win the ongoing match at The Oval to draw the series, while a victory for England would help them clinch the series. \u201cNo side has been able to nail their position down. England were 90-0 off 12 overs. They were only 150-odd behind, for them only to get a 30-run lead - they did not take their opportunity,\u201d added Cook.<\/p>\r\n\r\n