With just 88 deliveries, the opener unleashed a daring attack on the Indian bowling in the twilight, crashing his third Test century.
With Zak Crawley, Duckett added 84 runs from 80 balls to take the first wicket. With Ollie Pope, he added another 93 runs off 102 balls.
At the end, he was unbeaten on 133 from 118 balls, hitting two sixes and 21 fours. After just 35 overs, Duckett had guided England to 207-2, 238 behind India’s 445.was a memorable day for the tourists and for particularly for Ben Duckett as he became England’s fastest centurion against India on the second day of the third Test. He made a brilliant 133 not out – with 21 fours and two sixes – as England ended the day 207-2 and now trail India by 238 runs with plenty more batting to come in Rajkot. Ollie Pope and Zak Crawley were removed for England.