In a shocking moment on Day 3 of the first Test match between England and India, a player who was not even in the senior England side emerged to field. England captain Ben Stokes left the field during the seventh over, and a Yorkshire cricket player called Yash Vagadia took his place as a substitute fielder. Who is Yash Vagadia? We see you, Yash 😍Quality to see our own Yash Vagadia out in the field during today's action 👏#ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/gNANgpI49J — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) June 22, 2025 Also Read | Prithvi Shaw Requests NOC to Leave Mumbai Cricket Team Yash Vagadia is an Indian-origin young cricketer who represents Yorkshire. He is right-handed and only 21 years old. He began playing for Yorkshire at the U14 level before taking charge of the U18 team. He signed his inaugural rookie professional contract in 2022 and was also awarded the Yorkshire Academy Player of the Year. Yash played his first match in the One-Day Cup in 2024. Interestingly, Yash is not the lone cricketer from outside the England team who is at the Test match. Yorkshire's Jawad Akhtar and Noah Kelly have also been selected for 12th man responsibilities. All three form a part of the Yorkshire setup and are assisting with fielding responsibilities throughout the match. Great to see Yorkshire’s own Jawad Akhtar, Noah Kelly & Yash Vagadia sharing 12th man duties for the #ENGvIND Test here at Headingley 🌞 pic.twitter.com/ALlFpr4JHH — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) June 20, 2025 Ben Stokes went off the field for a while, and that's when Yash was given an opportunity to take the field. But the England captain came on shortly afterwards. Also Read | List of Players Dismissed on 99, 199 & 299 in Test Cricket What Happened on Day 3 of ENG vs IND 1st Test? Day 3, Stumps at Leeds!🏏 pic.twitter.com/2vQldP7PFe — CricketGully (@thecricketgully) June 22, 2025 India finished Day 3 on 90/2. KL Rahul remained not out on 47, while Shubman Gill was on 6. India now leads by 96 runs. Earlier in the day, Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed for 4, while debutant Sai Sudharsan scored 30 before getting dismissed. Earlier during the day, England had been bowled out for 465. Five wickets were taken by Jasprit Bumrah, even though India had dropped six catches. Harry Brook was out short of a century, scoring 99. Ollie Pope scored a hundred, and Chris Woakes scored a handy 38, causing frustration among Indian bowlers.