India need to score 193 runs in the fourth innings to get the better of England in the third Test at Lord's and go 2-1 up in the five-match series.

The ball seemed and swung around all day in Kingston, Jamaica, at the Sabina Park and Australia were skittled for 225 after ...

This is only the third time in the history of Indian Test cricket that both teams ended with identical first-innings scores — that is, neither team had a lead after their respective first innings.

The test between India and West Indies in 1958 in Kanpur saw both the teams scoring same number of runs in the first innings.