England's Bold Strategy Backfires in Third Test Against India
Joe Root's controversial reverse scoop leads to a dramatic collapse, leaving England trailing by 322 runs.
- Joe Root's attempt at a reverse scoop off Jasprit Bumrah's delivery led to his dismissal and sparked an English collapse.
- England, having been in a strong position overnight, lost eight wickets for 112 runs, ending the day 322 runs behind India.
- Yashasvi Jaiswal's 104 before retiring hurt helped India extend their lead, with the hosts finishing at 196/2.
- England's approach, often termed 'Bazball', criticized for lack of game awareness and ruthlessness.
- The third Test's outcome could be pivotal, with India now in a strong position to take a 2-1 lead in the series.
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