Not hanging around - England lose final two wickets early on day three

BBC Sport Friday 21 August 2026, 11:17 UTC 1 min read

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After resuming on 366-8, England bat for just 39 minutes at the start of day three, as they lose Jamie Smith and Josh Tongue quickly, bowled out for 409, giving the home side a lead of 238 at Headingley.

England (LOCATION) Jamie Smith (PERSON) Josh Tongue (PERSON) Headingley (LOCATION)

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