Advantage England

Jul 21, 2007

The cricket had to wait as Lord's showcased archery, a sport that will be played at the ground during the 2012 Olympics•MCC

Ryan Sidebottom also got into the act and removed nightwatchman RP Singh•Getty Images

The onus was on VVS Laxman after Ganguly and Dhoni departed, but he too fell soon after, to Sidebottom for 15•Getty Images

The ticket for the Test carried a wagon wheel of Graham Gooch's 333, something openers Alastair Cook and Andrew Strauss would want to emulate•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Michael Vaughan had a few hiccups, but along with Kevin Pietersen ensured his team secured a healthy lead of 174 at stumps•AFP

James Anderson was right on target as well, and struck early for England dismissing Sourav Ganguly for 34. India had only added 10 runs to their overnight score•Getty Images

Chris Tremlett bowled with pace and aggression, but was unlucky not to add to his first Test wicket•Getty Images

Anderson finished with 5 for 42, his second five-for at Lord's•Getty Images

Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook added 40 together...•Getty Images

After removing Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and Sourav Ganguly - India's 'Big Three' -, Anderson went on to dismiss MS Dhoni and Zaheer Khan•Getty Images

Alastair Cook then set about to extend England's first-innings lead of 97•Getty Images

... before Zaheer Khan had Strauss caught in the slips for 18•AFP