Mohammed Siraj came out all guns blazing on Day 4 at Lord's as he gave India crucial breakthroughs early in the session to put the visitors on top. Ben Duckett was Siraj's first prey and was dismissed for 12. Duckett scored a match-winning century in the first Test, and he was very capable of putting India on the backfoot early in the second innings, but Siraj got the better of him after he pulled one straight to mid-on.

Siraj was pumped after the wicket and gave Duckett a fiery send-off. Tempers flared between Indian players and Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley after India felt the latter wasted time intentionally to avoid an extra over in the final session on Day 3. Duckett's wicket pumped up the team so much that the umpires had to intervene and calm things down.

Siraj followed up the wicket of Duckett by accounting for Ollie Pope, who was trapped LBW. Nitish Reddy joined the party and got rid of Zak Crawley to put India on top.

The Lord's Test has been a fascinating encounter, and there has been little to separate the two teams. The first three days saw the game move at a slow pace, but no team could take advantage after scoring exactly 387 runs in their respective innings, forcing the second innings shootout.

The pitch has started to aid bowlers a lot more than it did in the first three days, and India would be hoping to knock over England for as low as possible to give them a great chance of taking a lead in the series. Harry Brook and Jamie Smith have been in great form, and those are the wickets India would be looking to get early to take a huge step towards winning the game.