Summary
In the fifth cricket Test at The Oval, England's Zak Crawley was dismissed just before the end of day three as they chased a challenging target against India. England needs 324 more runs to win, while India has taken the lead with standout performances from players like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Mohammed Siraj.
Key Facts
- England ended day three at 50-1, needing an additional 324 runs to win the match against India.
- Zak Crawley was out for 14 runs, bowled by India's Mohammed Siraj.
- England's Ben Duckett remains not out with 34 runs.
- India scored 396 in their second innings, with Yashasvi Jaiswal making 118 runs.
- Akash Deep also contributed with his maiden Test half-century.
- England's bowler, Josh Tongue, took five wickets for 125 runs.
- If successful, England's run chase would be the highest at The Oval in Test history.
- Rain is forecasted, which could impact the game's outcome.
