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Siraj Strikes Twice Before Smith Smashes Sensational Hundred

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July 05, 2025

India pacer Mohammed Siraj struck twice in as many balls but Jamie Smith swung the momentum back in England's favour with a counter-attacking hundred as the hosts raced to 249 for five at lunch on day three of the second Test here on Friday.

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Siraj Strikes Twice Before Smith Smashes Sensational Hundred

Despite the swashbuckling effort from Smith (102 batting off 82 balls), England remain far away from India's 587 all out.

Smith smashed a memorable hundred in less than a session and Harry Brook (91 batting off 127) was on course to reach three figures at the break.

Strikingly, England hammered 172 runs in 27 overs in the first two hours of play.

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