Updated On: 14 July, 2025 12:33 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Marcus Trescothick said that both teams are passionate, but are well aware of the line that they can`t cross. Team India will resume the fifth and final day of the third Test match with a score of 58 runs for the loss of four wickets. The hosts are required to score 135 runs in 90.2 overs to secure a victory at Lord`s

Marcus Trescothick (Pic: File Pic)
England`s assistant coach Marcus Trescothick feels that over the years, because of franchise tournaments, cricket has become more friendly, and the constant nudging between India and England in the ongoing Lord`s Test match has provided the much-needed competitive edge.
"Having that competitive edge definitely helps the situation. It helps the atmosphere in the series. Cricket has got a bit more friendly over the past few years because the players are together in franchise tournaments all over the world. Sometimes it`s good to create something in the game," Trescothick said after the stumps on Day 4.
Further speaking, the former English cricketer said that both teams are passionate, but are well aware of the line that they can`t cross.