IND vs ENG, 3rd Test: India penalised 5 run for running on pitch; England will start innings with 5/0

India faces a 5-run penalty for running on the pitch. As a result, England will kick off their innings with an initial advantage at 5/0.

In a significant turn of events during the 3rd Test between India and England, India incurs a 5-run penalty for running on the pitch. Consequently, England will commence their innings with a head start at 5/0. Stay tuned for the unfolding cricket drama.

In the third Test match in Rajkot, India and England locked horns. The second day kicked off positively for India, but they encountered a setback with the dismissal of centurion Ravindra Jadeja by Joe Root. His replacement, Ravichandran Ashwin, formed a partnership with debutant Dhruv Jurel until a misstep on Ashwin's part drew a caution from umpire Joel Wilson for running on the pitch, resulting in a 5-run penalty. Consequently, England will have a 5-run advantage as they begin their batting innings.

Day 2 saw India facing early setbacks, losing overnight batter Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav within the initial hour of play. Jadeja, India's second-highest run-scorer in the first innings, had provided crucial support to skipper Rohit Sharma, who secured a triple-figure score.