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Important data you need to know before the 3G Test in England vs India

Before the third England vs India Test match at Lord’s, London, you need to know all the important information.

India’s journey at Lord’s, the hallowed turf often referred to as the “Home of Cricket,” has been one of long waits and iconic moments. As the third Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy begins on July 10 with the series tied 1-1, all eyes turn to the Mecca of cricket, where India have tasted glory, heartbreak, and everything in between.

Lows & Highs at Lord’s for India

Since first playing at Lord’s in 1932 under CK Nayudu, India had to wait until 1986 to register their first Test win at the venue. Kapil Dev’s men broke the jinx that year with Chetan Sharma’s five-wicket haul and Dilip Vengsarkar’s sublime century. Before that, India’s record at the ground had been dismal, including a humiliating 42 all-out in 1974, which is still their lowest total in Tests.

In total, India have played 19 Tests at Lord’s, winning only 3, losing 12, and drawing 4. The likes of Vinoo Mankad (184 in 1952) and Ishant Sharma (7/74 in 2014) are among the few Indian players who’ve left their mark at the venue. But there’s been a dramatic turnaround in the past decade. Since 2014, India have won twice at Lord’s, first under MS Dhoni and later under Virat Kohli in 2021, with KL Rahul scoring a memorable century. India even came close to a third win in that stretch, only narrowly missing out.

Now, under Shubman Gill’s captaincy, India enter the Lord’s on the back of a commanding 336-run win in Birmingham. With Jasprit Bumrah expected to return and England bolstering their pace attack with Gus Atkinson and possibly Jofra Archer, the stage is set for another enthralling battle on what could be a green top.

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India’s Test Record at Lord’s:

  • Matches: 19
  • Wins: 3
  • Losses: 12
  • Draws: 4
  • Highest Total: 454 (1990)
  • Lowest Total: 42 (1974)
  • Best Score: Vinoo Mankad – 184 (1952)
  • Best Bowling Figures: Ishant Sharma – 7/74 (2014)

England’s Test record at Lord’s

Mat Won Lost Draw HS LS
145 59 35 51 653 53
(1884-2024)

Current India batters at Lord’s

Player Mat Inns Runs HS Ave 100 50
Ajinkya Rahane 3 6 201 103 33.50 1 1
KL Rahul 2 4 152 129 38.00 1 0
Cheteshwar Pujara 3 6 143 45 23.83 0 0
Ravindra Jadeja 2 4 114 68 28.50 0 1
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 1 2 88 52 44.00 0 1
Tests

Current India bowlers at Lord’s

Player Mat Inns Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 5
Ishant Sharma 3 5 13 7/74 24.46 3.08 47.5 1
Mohammed Shami 3 5 8 3/96 36.87 3.31 66.7 0
Mohammed Siraj 1 2 8 4/32 15.75 3.08 30.6 0
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 1 2 6 6/82 17.16 2.19 47.0 1
Jasprit Bumrah 1 2 3 3/33 37.33 2.73 82.0 0
Tests

Current England batters at Lord’s

Player Mat Inns Runs HS Ave SR 100 50
Joe Root 22 40 2022 200* 54.64 58.91 7 7
Jonny Bairstow 17 30 978 167* 36.22 52.92 1 7
Ben Stokes 12 20 843 155 44.36 68.09 3 5
Ollie Pope 8 13 490 205 40.83 71.53 1 2
Ben Duckett 4 7 430 182 71.66 82.37 1 2

Current England bowlers at Lord’s

Player Mat Inns Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 5 10
Chris Woakes 7 14 32 6/17 12.90 2.46 31.4 3 1
Ben Stokes 12 19 25 6/22 30.32 3.39 53.5 1 0
Gus Atkinson 2 4 19 7/45 10.94 4.11 15.9 3 1
Mark Wood 6 12 17 3/51 39.64 3.32 71.5 0 0
Ollie Robinson 3 6 16 4/75 22.93 2.57 53.5 0 0

Lord’s Cricket Ground Test Statistics

Category Value
First Test Match 21/07/1884
Last Test Match 11/06/2025
Matches Played 148
Home Wins 59 (39.86%)
Away Wins 35 (23.65%)
Neutral Wins 3 (2.03%)
Wins Batting First 53 (35.81%)
Wins Batting Second 44 (29.73%)
Wins Winning Toss 54 (36.49%)
Wins Losing Toss 43 (29.05%)
Draws 51 (34.46%)
Highest Individual Score 333 (G A Gooch, England)
Best Bowling Innings 8/34 (I T Botham, England)
Best Bowling Match 16/137 (R A L Massie, Australia)
Highest Team Score 729/6 dec (Australia)
Lowest Team Score 38 (Ireland)
Highest Run Chase 344/1 (West Indies)
Average Opening Stand 33.87
Average Runs per Wicket 31.02
Average Runs per Over 2.91
Average Score Batting First 310
Credit: Howstat


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