India's opening batter KL Rahul made his mark once again at Lord's, scoring a sublime century in the first innings of the third Test against England. His composed knock provided India with the ideal platform to match England's total,

KL Rahul walked past England captain Ben Stokes after the latter went down after being struck by a Mohammed Siraj delivery.

The Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between India and England continues to entertain the fans on a daily basis as both teams are fighting toe-to-toe for the bragging rights. Similar is the case in the ongoing Lord's Test.

With India skipper Shubman Gill getting into a heated argument with England opener Zak Crawley over wasting time on day 3, India's star batter KL Rahul took centre stage to give his opinion over the same ahead of day 4.

KL Rahul, on the verge of a historic second century at Lord’s, admitted that his eagerness to get to the milestone led to Rishabh Pant’s run-out just before lunch on Day 3.

England and India posted identical first-innings totals as the third Test heads into a finely poised fourth day at Lord’s.

KL Rahul loves batting at the top of the order and after his second hundred of the series, the classy Indian opener revealed the work he put on improve his reaction time with the sound guidance of coaches working in Formula 1.

So how did India lose their firm hold over the match? Rahul raised his hand at the end of day to admit his desperation to reach the landmark before lunch "changed momentum" of the Indian innings.

KL Rahul spoke about the drama that came at the end of the third day's play at the Lord's Test- where Zak Crawley created intentional delay. The post ‘We could get a wicket…’: KL Rahul speaks on Zak Crawley’s time-wasting tactics on Day 3 of Lord’s Test appeared first on Cricket Country.