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3rd Test: Consider Job Well Done If India Can Bowl England Out For Under 300, Says Kumble
At lunch on day one, England reached 83/2 in 25 overs, with Joe Root (24 not out) and Ollie Pope (12 not out) sharing an unbroken 39-run stand after Nitish Kumar Reddy took out openers Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley in quick succession.
“I think both teams will be reasonably happy with how the session unfolded. India might feel they missed a chance to pick up one more wicket, especially after the two early dismissals. What was interesting was that the breakthrough didn’t come from Bumrah, Akash Deep or Siraj — it was Nitish Kumar Reddy who stepped up and delivered not just one, but two crucial wickets.”
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