India, July 13 -- Mohammed Siraj breathed fire in the morning session of Day 4 of the third Test against England at the Lord's Cricket Ground on Sunday. The Indian pacer didn't give an inch as he made the ball talk to all corners, leaving the England batters sweating. He provided the first breakthrough as he dismissed in-form opener Ben Duckett. A few overs later, Siraj sent No.3 Ollie Pope packing; however, it was not as straightforward as it seemed.

The on-field umpire, Paul Reiffel, didn't raise his finger. However, Siraj was confident that he had trapped Pope plumb in front. He constantly pleaded with Shubman Gill to challenge the decision and take the review. Gill thought the ball probably hit Ollie Pope's pads a bit higher, hence t...