In the second Test, England trail after the visitors build a first-innings lead of 100 runs. By the end of day three, the team carrying the advantage extends that position further, holding an overall lead of 352 runs. England are still in the match with seven wickets in hand as play finishes for the day, indicating they have not lost all remaining batting options. Both reports describe the situation as increasingly difficult for England, while also focusing on criticism of England’s tactical approach. An ex-cricketer is quoted saying the match has become “Joe Root’s worst nightmare,” framing England’s challenge as a lack of tactical ideas rather than attributing the situation to a single dismissal or incident. The key points across the coverage remain consistent: the visitors’ first-innings advantage, the size of the overall lead by day three, and England’s remaining wicket capacity heading into the next stage of the game.