Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of India vs England 3rd ODI at Lord's
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 9:40 AM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026
Jasprit Bumrah misses the 3rd ODI against England at Lord's due to a knee injury. Arshdeep Singh replaces him in the lineup. India and England are tied 1-1 in the series, with the final match determining the winner. Captain Shubman Gill confirmed the changes to the team during the toss, stating that the squad has adjusted after losing in the second ODI. The match is currently under way.
- •Bumrah ruled out due to reactive swelling in left knee.
- •India made three changes, including bringing in Arshdeep Singh.
- •India and England are tied 1-1 in the ODI series.
- •Shubman Gill highlights the importance of winning key wickets.
- •The match is ongoing at Lord's, the iconic cricket venue.
- 9:40 AMYahoo Sports — Explained: Why Jasprit Bumrah missed the India vs England 3rd ODI at Lord's as Arshdeep Singh replaces him
"Find out why star bowler Jasprit Bumrah missed the 3rd ODI against England at Lord's as Arshdeep Singh makes a return to the playing XI.
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