Dhaka, July 13 -- After three days of closely contested cricket, nothing separates England and India in the third Test at Lord's, with both teams posting identical first-innings totals of 387 - a rare occurrence in Test history.

This marks just the ninth instance in nearly 150 years of Test cricket where both sides ended the first innings on the same score. England ended Day 3 on 2 without loss in their second innings after just one over, setting the stage for a one-innings decider with the five-match series locked at 1-1.

India's bowlers were visibly frustrated as England openers Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley employed deliberate time-wasting tactics in fading light, limiting play to just one over. The tension boiled over when Crawley cla...