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AADAM PATEL AT LORD'S: After England were bowled out for 192, a late burst from Brydon Carse helped leave India 58 for four at close, still 135 runs behind their target to set up
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LAWRENCE BOOTH AT LORD'S: With the pitch regularly misbehaving, and India never having chased more than 173 to win a Test in this country, England will believe they can pull off a heist.
NASSER HUSSAIN: The leather ball has gone soft throughout the history of the game, and out of shape, it's just doing it quicker because Dukes have a serious problem with their production.