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FOUND: 6 - What They Never Told You

India v England: fifth Test, day one – as it happened

A dreadful day for England, a middle-order collapse provoked by India’s brilliant spinners giving the hosts control of the match

The Guardian - UK

India vs England live stream — how to watch 5th Test online from anywhere

The India vs England live stream from Dharamsala will showcase one of Test cricket’s prettiest settings. Here's where to watch the India vs England 5th Test online from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Ben Stokes determined to finish on high amid India’s Himalayan peaks

England’s captain says his side have ‘massively evolved’ despite results and the Test team have a spectacular setting to prove it

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Series may be gone but England still have plenty to play for in final Test

Jimmy Anderson could reach 700-wicket mark with Jonny Bairstow set for 100th cap as tourists aim to avoid 4-1 defeat

The Guardian - UK

Jurel and Gill steer India to fourth Test victory over England and series win

England took early wickets on day four before India’s Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel guided the hosts to the target to secure victory and the series

The Guardian - UK

England recall Robinson and Bashir for must-win fourth Test against India

Ben Stokes has made two changes to the XI as England anticipate a spinning pitch in Ranchi on Friday

The Guardian - UK

'Ranchi pitch is a..': Former cricketer makes huge statement on India vs England fourth Test track

NEW DELHI: With an aim to clinch the series, Team India, who is leading the five-match series 2-1, will take on England in the fourth Test match at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi on Thursday.

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‘Jonny will come good’: England to retain Bairstow for fourth India Test

Brendon McCullum, England’s head coach. has said Jonny Bairstow will probably retain his place for the fourth Test against India in Ranchi

The Guardian - UK

India and Sharma take charge as England fail to build on Wood burst

Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja both struck centuries to take India to 326 for five after England made a stunning start to the first day of the third Test

The Guardian - UK

Astana go all in on Cavendish in his final season, but will the confidence pay off?

The Kazakh team have bet big on the 38-year-old sprinter. Both they and Cavendish need 2024 to work

Cycling Weekly

'Only thing missing...': Nasser Hussain has his fingers crossed for Kohli vs Anderson battle

NEW DELHI: With India set to announce the squad for the final three Tests against England in a day or two, former England captain Nasser Hussain is hoping for a Virat Kohli comeback for the remainder of the series.

The Times of India

Jimmy Anderson claims India’s ‘nerves were there to see’ as England chase 399

The seamer said India’s ‘nerves were there to see’ while Joe Root was rested after sustaining a finger injury

The Guardian - UK

Shubman Gill cashes in on reprieve to show he can fulfil India expectations

The batter has been struggling but his second-innings century against England hinted at his readiness to unlock his potential

The Guardian - UK

England start record run chase after Gill century helps India set target of 399

India were bowled out for 255 before England finished the day on 67-1, meaning they require another 332 to win the second Test

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'He is even above Don Bradman…': Yashasvi Jaiswal earned high praise for rescuing India in second Test with big hundred

NEW DELHI: Young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten century, 179*, emerged as the saving grace for India on the opening day of the second Test against England in Visakhapatnam on Friday.

The Guardian - UK

Anderson and Bashir make light of age gap to share bowling plaudits

England’s 20-year-old off-spinner was making his debut but he more than matched the contribution of the 41-year-old veteran playing in his 184th Test

The Guardian - UK

India v England: second Test, day one – as it happened

Over-by-over report: A sparkling unbeaten 179 from Yashasvi Jaiswal underpinned India’s first-day score of 336 for 6 but England made useful late inroads to stay in the match

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Shoaib Bashir to make England debut as Jimmy Anderson returns in India

Shoaib Bashir will make his debut in England’s second Test against India, while the record wicket-taker James Anderson also comes into the side

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Memories of 2012-13: England’s most impressive away series this century

India have won all 14 home Test series since this 2-1 defeat, making the tourists’ achievement all the more remarkable

The Guardian - UK

Jasprit Bumrah: ‘Playing for India is my dream – that’s where the smile comes from’

India’s spell-binding quick tells Ali Martin how he dealt with the pain of losing the World Cup final and why fast bowlers are the smart ones

The Times of India

IPL superstardom of some of the players will count to England's benefit: Steven Finn

NEW DELHI: IPL stars need to win over fans with exciting performances if England are to repeat their 2012 triumph in India, believes former pacer-turned-commentator Steven Finn.

The Guardian - UK

As Warner bids farewell, Anderson returns to the treadmill in India

While others leave the stage the 41-year-old heads to India for another assignment – but he needs to end his slump in form

AAP

Nathan Lyon to join James Anderson at Lancashire

Australian spinning great Nathan Lyon is to return to England to team up with his Ashes opponent James Anderson in county fare at Old Trafford.

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad on retirement: ‘How do I replace the feeling of wickets, the adulation? Maybe I don’t need to’

The bowling great tells Lawrence Ostlere about his fairytale Ashes ending, sledging Australians, his love of Bazball and the uncertainty of retirement as he launches his new autobiography, ‘Broadly Speaking’

The Guardian - UK

Stuart Broad: ‘I’m still not 100% sure what “the spirit of cricket” means’

The now former England bowler talks to Donald McRae about that Bairstow dismissal, retirement and why playing for Brendon McCullum was the best experience of his long career

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