Before the series got under way, the right-hander said that he wouldn’t let captaincy affect his batting. He kept his word with 754 runs in the series, including a double hundred and three hundreds.

The young batter amassed a record 754 runs with four tons, and oversaw a win for the ages in the Oval Test to square the England series

Mohammed Siraj's dramatic final wicket secured India's Test series draw against England, showcasing his resilience and pivotal role throughout the matches.

India clinched a thrilling six-run victory against England at The Oval, drawing the five-match series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj's exceptional bowling performance, claiming 5 for 104, sealed the win. The series was filled with drama and record ...more

Nasser Hussain called it a travesty had England won 3-1, while Michael Vaughan felt their collapse stemmed from panic under Bazball pressure.

Gavaskar stirred debate with a bold statement following India’s dramatic win at The Oval, declaring it “bigger than Gabba”.

India clinched a thrilling victory against England in the fifth Test, drawing the series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj's exceptional bowling, claiming 5/104, was pivotal. Virat Kohli lauded the team's resilience, especially Siraj's dedication. Sh ...more

India clinched a thrilling six-run victory over England in the final Test at The Oval, levelling the series 2-2. Coach Gautam Gambhir lauded the team's unwavering spirit, emphasizing their refusal to surrender. Mohammed Siraj's stellar ...more

Kishore Kumar (12.17) and Srikanth (13.70) also advance to the next round; the host team will aim to carry this momentum into the next rounds

Fans have accused Irfan Pathan of targeting Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Fans have accused Irfan Pathan of targeting Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Stokes also made it clear that such a series is a huge boost to the longest format of the game

The use of the heavy roller sparked debate before Day 5 at The Oval, with England needing 35 runs and India four wickets. The heavy roller was believed to potentially flatten the pitch and aid batting.

Dale Steyn predicted a fifer for Mohammed Siraj in the Oval Test; Siraj delivered with 5/104 to help India draw the series 2-2 vs England.