WTC Final: India Lose 4 Wickets On Day 3, First Session In Pictures | Fast-Bowling Mayhem

Full credit to New Zealand fast-bowlers who picked up 4 wickets in the first session. India's score was 211/7 at the end of first session. (Image: AFP)

Kyle Jamieson picked Kohli, his Royal Challengers Bangalore captain on Day 3. The morning session belonged the Indian fast-bowlers. Indian batsmen did not have answers to the swinging ball. (Getty Images)

WTC Final Weather: Just like the first 2 days here in Southampton, Day 3 also saw cloud cover over the Ageas Bowl in Southamptn. (Getty Images)

This image sums up India's campaign on Day 3. We see a delighted Wagner and a disappointed Jadeja. The above image was taken when Ajinkya Rahane was dismissed for 49 runs. He played well on Day 3 but was out on a short ball by Wagner. (Getty Images)

The long-walk back to the pavilion after getting out for 44. He was picked by Kyle Jamieson.

Rishabh Pant was out in this fashion as he tried to reach out to an out swinging delivery by Jamieson. Rohit, Pant and Kohli were all picked by the tall Kiwi pacer. 9Getty Images)

The Indian supporters have been loud and backing their team even on a difficult day. Virat Kohli would be wanting this sough of support throughout the match. (Getty Images)

Ravindra Jadeja was the last remaining batsman at Lunch on Day 3 as Ravichandran Ashwin also fell to a swinging delivery by Tim Southee. The all-rounder who says that batting comes naturally to him could not stand against the swinging ball. (Getty Images)