At the end of the session, England was 77/2, with Crawley (22*) and Jacob Bethell (9*) unbeaten, and the Three Lions left with 98 runs to chase down.
England pacer Mark Wood has been ruled out of Ashes with a recurrence of the left-knee injury he sustained in the series opener in Perth.
The Indian women’s team that recently concluded their white-ball assignment in England will feature in the first-ever one-off women's Test at Lord's, as the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced the home fixtures for the 2026 summer on Thursday.
The right-arm quick claimed five wickets, including a fiery spell in the first session of the final day to guide England to a 22-run victory and help the hosts go 2-1 up in the five-match series.
England’s premier quick Mark Wood expressed his excitement at the prospect of bowling alongside Jofra Archer in the upcoming Ashes series but stressed that both must prove their fitness and form before securing a place in the Test XI.
Dutch bank ABN Amro said there was a little relief in the market that Thursday's move is a slowdown rather than a taper.
"Curran will receive a further COVID-19 test on Sunday with the rest of the playing and management group."
The left-armer featured on Day 1 of the warm-up game, scoring an unbeaten 15 for his side. However, he suffered sickness and diarrhoea the same night.
Elworthy had earlier revealed that the ECB is also discussing the possibility of having COVID-19 substitutes with ICC for the cricketing season ahead.
The two venues were selected because they are deemed to be bio-secure because of on-site hotels.
