Updated On: 28 August, 2021 05:55 PM IST | Headingley | ANI
The Indian innings folded up for 278 as Ollie Robinson (5/65) was on fire from the word go. Craig Overton also pitched in with figures of 3/47 and James Anderson picked one to make it 400 wickets on home soil

England`s Craig Overton celebrates taking the wicket of India`s Ravindra Jadeja on the fourth day of the third cricket Test match between England and India at Headingley. Pic/AFP
With the score reading 215/2 at the start of the fourth morning, India would have hoped to continue the remarkable comeback they had started scripting on the third day of the third Test at Leeds on August 27. But it wasn`t to be as the England bowlers came out all guns blazing and wrapped the game up in the opening
the session itself to register an innings and 76-run win and thereby level the five-match series 1-1 with two games to go.
The Indian innings folded up for 278 as Ollie Robinson (5/65) was on fire from the word go. Craig Overton also pitched in with figures of 3/47 and James Anderson
picked one to make it 400 wickets on home soil. But the star of the show was Robinson as he put the hosts off to just the start they would have dreamt of as he trapped Pujara in front of wickets. It was a complete misjudgement from the Indian batsman as Robinson went very full and Pujara assumed it`s going to go away from him. England took a smart review after a huge appeal and Pujara (91) was sent backpacking to the pavilion.