India, July 16 -- Former India head coach Ravi Shastri pointed to two pivotal moments that swung the third Test at Lord's decisively in England's favour: Rishabh Pant's unfortunate run-out at the stroke of lunch on Day 3, and Karun Nair's inexplicable leave in the second innings that opened the floodgates for a dramatic Indian collapse.

India, chasing a modest target of 193, folded for 170, losing the match by just 22 runs and handing England a 2-1 lead in the five-Test series.

Speaking on The ICC Review, Shastri was candid in his assessment of India's missed chances and didn't hold back when discussing Karun Nair's dismissal.

"At 40 for one (in the second innings), I thought that was a huge lapse in concentration from Karun Nair to le...