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India vs England 3rd T20I Live Score & Highlights – A Thrilling Finish

India vs England 3rd T20I Live Score & Highlights – A Thrilling Finish

India v England 3rd T20I: Live Updates, Scorecard, and Key Moments

Catch every ball of the third T20 International between India and England. From toss to the final six, we break down the scores, standout performances and weather‑affected play.

The atmosphere at Lord's was electric as the third T20 International kicked off. England won the toss and elected to field, hoping to chase down a decent total set by a confident Indian side.

India’s opening partnership got off to a shaky start, losing the first wicket in the fourth over. Yet the middle order steadied things, with Shreyas Iyer playing a blinder – 71 runs off 46 balls, peppered with fours and a couple of massive sixes. Ruturaj Gaikwad added a quick‑fire 38, and the duo propelled India to 176/7 in their 20 overs.

When England began their chase, the early overs were a tense affair. Jos Buttler, the England captain, opened with a cautious 15 before being dismissed to a tight catch at mid‑wicket. The turning point arrived in the ninth over when Ben Stokes walked in and unleashed a 54‑run onslaught, laced with eight fours and three towering sixes.

Support came from the young gun, Harry Brook, who contributed a steady 23 off 15 balls. With the required run‑rate hovering just above ten, England inched closer, needing 20 runs from the final three overs.

In the 18th over, a crucial wicket fell – England lost a key all‑rounder, but a couple of big fours from the tail kept the chase alive. The final over was a nail‑biter; England needed four runs off the last two balls. A boundary on the penultimate delivery sealed the win – England clinched the match by five wickets with three balls to spare.

Weather on the day was mild, partly cloudy with a gentle breeze at around 12 km/h, and the temperature sitting comfortably at 21 °C – perfect conditions for a high‑octane T20 showdown.

Overall, the series is now tied 1‑1, setting the stage for a decisive fourth match. Fans can look forward to more fireworks, especially with the likes of Iyer and Stokes poised to continue their form.

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