During the third Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Lord's, India pacer Jasprit Bumrah delivered a standout performance by taking five wickets for 74 runs, marking his maiden five-wicket haul at Lord's and his 15th in Test cricket overall. This achievement made him the first Indian bowler to secure 13 five-wicket hauls in Tests away from home and earned him a place on the Lord's Honours Board. Bumrah's bowling helped bowl England out for 387 in their first innings. On the batting front, KL Rahul played a crucial role for India, scoring an unbeaten 53 runs as India reached 145 for 3 in 43 overs by the end of day two, trailing England by 242 runs. On day three, Rahul further cemented his place in cricket history by scoring his second century at Lord's and his tenth Test hundred overall. He became only the second Indian batter, after Dilip Vengsarkar, to score multiple centuries at Lord's, joining Vengsarkar who has three. Rahul's performance contributed to India maintaining a competitive position in the match against England.