India vs England 2nd Test Day 5: Jasprit Bumrah engages in heated verbal exchange with Mark Wood and Jos Buttler - WATCH

English fielders didn't hold back as there were verbal volleys exchanged as pacer Mark Wood and wicket-keeper Jos Buttler looked to break Bumrah's concentration.

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Having dished out bouncers to the English lower-order in their first essay, Jasprit Bumrah was treated to some himself when he walked out to bat in India's second innings at the Lord's Cricket Ground on the fifth morning on Monday.

In fact, the English fielders didn't hold back either as there were verbal volleys exchanged as pacer Mark Wood and wicket-keeper Jos Buttler looked to break Bumrah's concentration.

After the 91st over of the second innings, some words were exchanged between Wood and Bumrah. The Indian then smashed the ball for four in the first ball off the next over. The Indian dressing room enjoyed the reply as the players were up on their feet applauding while India captain Kohli looked very animated.

https://t.co/BZXIUs3Eql pic.twitter.com/7XuUr6cou9 — Maara (@QuickWristSpin) August 16, 2021

Virat Kohli pumped up at the Lord's balcony as Bumrah adds some priceless runs to the total!

India bring up a lead of over 200 runs. Massive psychological advantage.

Some bonus runs from the tailenders. #Bumrah #Buttler #Kohli #INDvENG #Pantpic.twitter.com/7eLEuLvuJx — OneCricket (@OneCricketApp) August 16, 2021

After that four, there were words exchanged as Bumrah was seen having a chat with the umpire, and then with Buttler before they got back to the game. In fact, the English bowlers didn't stop and kept bowling bouncers and Bumrah was even hit on the head in the 93rd over off Wood. But it wasn't anything serious as he kept batting after the physio came out and did a quick medical check on him.

Earlier on Day 3, Bumrah treated James Anderson to some brutal bouncers. There was also some verbal exchange between Anderson and India skipper Kohli when the latter was at the crease.

The game is set for an interesting finish as the Indian tail has looked to wag when it mattered most and the visitors have managed to take the lead past the 250-run mark on the final day.