India, June 22 -- The first Test match is balanced evenly after India put up 90 runs for the loss of two wickets against England in their second innings at the end of the third day, taking a lead of 96 runs on Sunday.

Skipper Shubman Gill, who scored a century in the first innings, looked solid at 6 not out while opener KL Rahul anchored the innings at the other end by scoring 47 unbeaten runs.

India's other opener Yashasvi Jaiswal could not repeat his century knock in the second innings and was dismissed for 4 runs by Brydon Carse.

Sai Sudharsan contributed 30 runs with the willow before he was dismissed by English skipper Ben Stokes.

India could not capitalise on the first innings total of 471 runs by managing to take only a six-run...