India vs England Weather Report, Day 4- Lord's Test 2025

The third Test of the five-match series between India and England is evenly poised, with the hosts leading by two runs and all 10 wickets in hand at stumps on Day 3 (Saturday, July 12). With no rain interruptions so far, all eyes will be on the weather conditions on Day 4 at the Lord's Cricket Ground in London.

India were bowled out for 387 in their first innings - exactly the same total as England’s first innings. It was the ninth time in Test cricket’s 147-year history that both teams ended the first innings with the same scores. England batted for only one over and scored 2 runs in their second innings before stumps.

Day 4 Weather Forecast for India vs England 3rd Test at Lord's

Hot and dry conditions are expected for Day 4 of the third Test between India and England at Lord’s. Temperatures could reach 30°C in the afternoon, with a 44% chance of cloud cover and humidity around 35%.

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According to AccuWeather, no rain is predicted. However, the full quota of 90 overs hasn’t been completed on any day so far, despite no rain interruptions. Slow over rates have been a persistent issue throughout the series.

BBC Weather also forecasts sunny skies with light winds and only a 4% chance of rain. The temperature is expected to peak at 29°C, making for ideal conditions for uninterrupted play.

India and England Post Same First-Innings Total of 387 at Lord’s

Both teams posted the same first-innings total of 387. Resuming on 145/3, the visiting overnight batters KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant added over 100 runs. However, Pant was run out for 74 after a direct hit from Ben Stokes while attempting a risky single.

Rahul brought up his century after lunch but perished for exactly 100, edging one to slip off Shoaib Bashir. Ravindra Jadeja continued his fine form with 72 runs, while Nitish Kumar Reddy (30) and Washington Sundar (23) added useful contributions down the order.

Among England’s bowlers, Chris Woakes impressed with figures of 3/84, while Jofra Archer and Stokes took two wickets each.

Shubman Gill Angry Amid Zak Crawley’s Delay Tactics in Last Over Drama

England, led by Ben Stokes, looked to stretch out play and avoid facing more than one over before stumps on the third day. The hosts began their second innings slightly behind schedule.

Jasprit Bumrah bowled the only over of England's second innings, but it was packed with drama. Zak Crawley frustrated the Indian fielders by pulling out late twice and calling for the physio after being struck, seemingly trying to slow the game.

The visitors reacted with sarcastic claps, and captain Shubman Gill confronted Crawley, leading to an on-field exchange. Ben Duckett intervened to ease tensions. The England team ended the day at 2/0, with the match perfectly balanced heading into Day 4.

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