The South Africans went into the lunch break at 121/5, still trailing the Australians by 91 runs. Captain Temba Bavuma (36, 84 balls, 4x4, 1x6) was the only wicket to fall in the morning session.

When is tea in England v India Test? England v India will break for tea at 3:40pm UK time. Players will take a 20-minute break in the afternoon prior to the third and final session.

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That's his USP. That's what puts bowlers under pressure and makes him box office, a real entertainer and a match winner," said Shastri during the lunch break on Sky Sports’ broadcast.

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AP Photo/Scott Heppell Harry Brook went on the offensive against an inconsistent Indian pace attack, taking England to 327 for five at lunch on day three of the first Test in Leeds on Sunday.