Updated On: 11 August, 2018 11:15 PM IST | London | IANS
Woakes walked off unbeaten on 120 runs with Sam Curran batting on 22 not out. England led by 250 runs and a day after bowling out India for 107

England's Chris Woakes celebrates scoring a century during the third day of the second test match between England and India at Lord's cricket ground in London, Saturday, Aug. 11, 2018. AP/PTI
Chris Woakes marked his return to Test cricket with a maiden century, and in the able company of Jonny Bairstow, handed England a massive advantage over a beleaguered India in the second match here today. Woakes struck a polished ton as England finished day three in a dominant position, reaching 357 for six when bad light stopped play at the Lord's.
Woakes walked off unbeaten on 120 runs with Sam Curran batting on 22 not out. England led by 250 runs and a day after bowling out India for 107, the English duo showed the way to the visiting batsmen as to how to bat on this wicket, even though the strip eased out considerably.