With Joe Root and Ben Stokes beginning to look settled at the crease, India employing their lightning-fast spinner from both ends to quickly get the second new ball in their hands. | Crickit

Joe Root achieved the landmark during the third Test of the Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy, glancing a boundary off Nitish Kumar Reddy in the 44th over to bring up the 45 runs he needed to cross the 3,000-run mark against India.

India's tour of England consists of five Test matches: The great news for fans is that it's possible to live stream every Test match without spending anything. England vs. India (Test 1) is available to live stream for free on ICC.TV.

India (IND) vs England (ENG) 3rd Test Live Cricket Score Streaming Online: Shubman Gill's India will take on Ben Stokes' England in the third of the five-match Test series starting on Thursday at Lord's in London.

England’s five-Test series against India is fascinatingly poised after the tourists bounced back with a superb 336-run success at Edgbaston last week. The Indians were held up by a

Shubman Gill has already proven that he can lead from the front with his bat after he scored a ton in the 2nd Test. Now he has shown he is well adept in playing mind games too

Here’s how to watch the 3rd Test match between England and India on TV and live stream as well as the latest team news. The Sporting News takes you through all the information you need to follow the game.

Former England captain Joe Root became the first cricketer to score over 3000 runs against India in Test cricket. The 34-year-old reached the milestone in the third Test of the ongoing five-match series at Lord's.

During the second session, England, known for their quick pace of scoring runs under skipper Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum and championing the Bazball brand of Test cricket, could score just 70 runs in 24 overs at a run-rate of 2.

LONDON (Reuters) -India vice captain Rishabh Pant said the Dukes balls being used in the current test series against England are losing their shape very quickly and cannot be good for the game. India captain Shubman Gill was the first to criticise the balls after his team levelled the five-match series with a comprehensive victory in the second test at Edgbaston.