(CNN)  -- It was Rahul Dravid, not Indian teammate Sachin Tenduklar, that claimed the batting honors Saturday, but England remained in charge of the first Test at Lord's. Dravid reached his first Test century at the home of cricket, while Tendulkar made 34 as he bid for his 100th century in Tests. Despite their efforts, India were bowled out for 286 and England had extended their lead to 193 by the close of the third day, having reached five without loss in their second innings. The 38-year-old Dravid was left undefeated on 103, 15 years after he was dismissed for 95 on his debut at Lord's.
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Rahul Dravid scores his first Test century at Lord's
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Indian teammate Sachin Tendulkar fails in his bid for 100th Test 100
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Tendulkar dismissed by Stuart Broad who took four wickets
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England lead by 193 with all second innings wickets intact
His 33rd hundred in 154 Tests and fifth against @placeholder helped India avoid the follow on.