Bumrah shines but Brook brings England almost level with India

Leeds: Harry Brook fell for 99 on his home ground and the brilliant Jasprit Bumrah took five wickets on Sunday to leave the first Test between England...

Leeds: Harry Brook fell for 99 on his home ground and the brilliant Jasprit Bumrah took five wickets on Sunday to leave the first Test between England and India at Headingley finely poised.

England were bowled out for 465 on the third day, in reply to India's first-innings 471; a deficit of just six runs.

When Brook was dismissed just one run shy of three figures, England were still 73 behind at 398-7.

But Chris Woakes, selected to lead the bowling attack in place of the injured Gus Atkinson, got England almost on level terms with a handy 38.

The 36-year old all-rounder, who has a Test century to his credit, struck consecutive sixes off paceman Prasidh Krishna before he was bowled by Bumrah.