Another day, another ball-change controversy at Lord’s. The drama continued on Saturday during the third Test as Jofra Archer expressed clear frustration with the shape of the Dukes ball, adding further fire to a series already simmering with tension.

Tensions flared at Lord's during the third Test as Jofra Archer questioned the Dukes ball's condition, reigniting the ball change debate. This followed India's criticism for repeatedly requesting ball changes during England’s innings.

Jofra Archer strikes in first over of Test comeback to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal (Source: JioHotstar) Jofra Archerwas off to a sensational start on his Test comeback in more than four years as he dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal on the third ball of his first over on Day 2 of the second Test of the ongoing five-match series between England and India.

Joe Root described Jofra Archer's return to Test cricket as "class", as Lord's Cricket Ground erupted after the 30-year-old marked his return with a wicket from just his third delivery. The fast bowler ended a four-year absence caused by career-threatening elbow and back injuries in spectacular fashion.

It was class, wasn't it? Just the genuine joy of seeing him back playing Test cricket. Taking that wicket, making things happen," said Root.

Stokes changes approach in sunny conditions at Lord’s after criticism for opting to bowl at both Headingley and Edgbaston

Jasprit Bumrah's impressive five-wicket haul at Lord's propelled India in the third Test, fueled by lessons learned from previous England tours. He surpassed Kapil Dev's record for most five-wicket hauls in away Tests by an Indian bowler.