David Lloyd

DAVID LLOYD: After Ollie Pope's scintillating century on day one, the Surrey man's side collapsed on day two, posting a total of 325 all out before taking to the field with the ball at the Oval.

Sri Lanka seized control on day three of the third Test, cruising to 94-1 before bad light stopped play on Sunday.

DAVID LLOYD: We have heard plenty about Bazball over the past couple of years, but Sri Lanka tore into England with some Jayaball on the final day at the Oval to pick up their only Test win.

I am a member of David Lloyd in Portsmouth Port Solent. I want to complain about. What happened yesterday? I go swimming four times a week and I go after 7 o'clock in the evening because it's adult swimming time meaning it's swimming only I've been at the club now for four years thoroughly enjoy going but now I'm considering cancelling my membership, I went to swimming yesterday and I went at 7 o'clock. I was only in the pool for 15 minutes because my club decided to put an aqua class swimming on For the pensioners last night. Lots of people are very angry because we go swimming and they take up all three lanes and it was completely unnecessary. You do the classes during the day and you do a class on a Saturday morning if you want to put an extra class on then do one on a Sunday morning there's no difference than doing it on a Saturday adult swimming after 7 pm is adult swimming there's no need to do classes it's not it's selfish for other members Who work during the day and go swimming in the evening because it's the only time they get we're all pushed out and it was very rude and wasn't very pleasant. I complained to the duty manager and didn't really get anywhere. It's not acceptable. Loads of people complained last night and said that we're going to cancel our membership. I'm now seriously going to cancel my membership Unless this is sorted out.

DAVID LLOYD: More than ever, Test cricket is in danger of becoming an elite showpiece, of narrowing the cross section of society who will even consider attending such an event.

England are already playing against Pakistan eight days after facing Australia

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They've had heaters and fans pitchside this week ahead of the deciding Test between Pakistan and England. That's hilarious. At 30 degrees, Rawalpindi is surely hot enough to dry the surface naturally.

The second Test was played on a reused pitch in Multan last week Heaters and fans are being used to allow spin-friendly condition for the decider