DRS drama at Lord’s! ‘Voice is aya, voice aya hai’ – How the sharp ears of Jasprit Bumrah put it on a hat -trick. Cricket news

New Delhi: India’s Paes Spearhead Jasprit Bumrah had prepared his own script for 2 on the day of the third Test at Lord’s. With the bright bright and iconic field, Bumrah exposed a fierce magic, which provoked England’s batting lineup. He did not waste any time to create an impact – in his second time in the morning, Bumrah sent England captain Ben Stokes packing with a full beauty, which pressed the stumps back to rattle. Stokes went back to 44, which was shocked by delivery.But Bumrah was not done yet. In the same magic, he gave a big blow by removing Joe Root for 104 – after the former England captain reached his 37th Test hundred with a border on the first ball of the day. It was the 11th time in Test cricket that Bumrah had rejected the route, which was equal to Pat Cummins for most of the British dismissal in tests.

After moments, more plays came out. Bumrah and Keeper Dhruv went into a confident appeal caught behind Jurlel Chris Woakes, only for the umpire to reject it. Bumrah, sure he heard a sound, was caught on the stump mike, saying, “The voice has come, the voice is aa.”

After a quick chat with captain Shubman Gill, India went to review. Ultrarades confirmed a spike, and there was another wicket in the name of Bumrah.Bumrah was denied hat -trick as Bridan Cars carefully interacted on his delivery.Statistically, Stokes continues to struggle against balls during domestic trials since 2023 – average of just 22.20 with five dismissal from such delivery. Especially against Bumrah, the route average from 28.27 to 1112 balls from 11 dismissal-has become a one-sided duality in recent days.