Credit: BCCI
In the second Test of the five-match series, for the prestigious Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, India posted a big score of 587 runs on the board in their first innings against England in 151 overs at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Shubman Gill, the captain of India, put together a memorable innings of 269 runs in 387 balls with 30 fours and three sixes, to play a key role in helping his team reach a mammoth first innings total in the evening session on day two.
In response to India’s 587 all out, England started their first innings poorly, losing the centurion from the previous Test, Ben Duckett, who didn’t trouble the scorers before getting dismissed by Akash Deep before Ollie Pope was back in the pavilion on the very next ball. England found themselves 25/3 in the eighth over after Mohammed Siraj took the key wicket of Zak Crawley for 19 off 30.
Weather for ENG vs IND second Test day three expected to be quite pleasant with next to no rain
Talking about the weather for day three of the first Test at Egbaston in Birmingham, it is expected to be nice and warm with intervals of clouds and sun not much chance of precipitation in the area, while the temperature will hit a maximum of 24°C, according to the listings on AccuWeather. The probability of precipitation on Friday, June 20, stands at 25% apart from the probability of thunderstorms standing at 5%. 
During the upcoming day’s play, especially during the afternoon hours, there will be wind gusts of around 19 km/h, which is expected to blow away a passing shower quite quickly from the city of Birmingham if any. If it is the case, then the fans could expect a near uninterrupted day’s play in the England versus India second Test day three at Edgbaston
