Page 33 - India Vs England

Will review performance after studying report: Vinod Rai on Eng series loss

India conceded a series defeat to England, which has raised a number of questions on the team's performance

Ind vs Eng 5th Test Day 2 highlights: India slump to 174/6 at Stumps

Resuming the day from 198/7, the hosts were able to add another 106 runs, thanks to the fighting knock from Buttler, well supported from the other end by Broad

Essex County Cricket Club ropes in Murali Vijay for remaining 2018 season

I was here with the India side about a month ago and saw first-hand just how good the crowd is. I can't wait to play for Essex and hopefully win some matches, says Vijay

Ind vs Eng 5th Test Day 1 highlights: India stop hosts for 198/7 at Stumps

In India vs England 5th Test, Ishant Sharma bowled brilliantly as he takes 3 wickets in 22 overs and conceded only 28 runs

India vs England: Ravi Shastri feels Kohli led team is best in 15-20 years

The head coach underlined the need to grow mentally tougher in order to cross the finishing line and win Test series in overseas conditions

Why India is not getting the results it wants despite Kohli's heroics

Kohli can reasonably claim that the scoreboard does not tell the whole story but it remains a difficult case to make that India should have won any of the Tests it lost

Alastair Cook to retire from international cricket after 5th Test vs India

The 33-year-old Cook, who will call time on his career after playing 161 Tests, has so far scored 12,254 runs at an average of 44.88 with 32 hundreds and 56 half centuries.

Ind vs Eng 4th Test: England were braver than us, says Kohli on series loss

Kohli gave the home team credit for setting up a tough target of 245 on a pitch where scoring runs wasn't really easy

Ind vs Eng 4th Test Day 4 highlights: England win 5-match series 3-1

England set the target of 245-runs. There is only one instance when India successfully chased a fourth-innings target of 200 or more in Tests held outside Asia since 2000

Ind vs Eng 4th Test Day 3 highlights: England lead by 233-runs at Stumps

Cheteshwar Pujara produced a magnificent unbeaten 132 to help India post 273 in the first innings and take a 27-run lead on day 2

Ind vs Eng 4th Test Day 2 highlights: Pujara hits ton; hosts 6/0 at Stumps

On Day 1, England were bundled out for 246 after Sam Curran come to recue with 78 runs and two 50-run partnership with Moeen Ali and Stuart Broad.

Ind vs Eng 4th Test Day 1 highlights: India 19/0 at stumps; Curran hits 78

England had previously played Sri Lanka (2011) and India (2014) at Southampton, winning against India by 266 runs. The hosts will count on that previous win to boost confidence

Ind vs Eng 3rd Test: Pandya, Bumrah, Kohli star in 203-run win over England

Virat Kohli registers 22nd win as Test skipper, overtakes Sourav Ganguly to become second-most successful Indian captain

Ind vs Eng 3rd Test Day 4: India need 1 wickets to win; Bumrah takes fifer

Jasprit Bumrah breaks 169-runs stand between Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes to stall the resistance from England, who need 521 runs to win

Ind vs Eng 3rd Test Day 3 highlights:Kohli's 103 help Ind to set 521 target

Virat Kohli hit his 23rd century and put 119-runs stand for 3rd wicket with Cheteshwar Pujara (72) to put India in a commanding position in 3rd Test

Ind vs Eng 3rd Test Day 2 Highlights: India lead by 292; Pandya takes fifer

Hardik Pandya takes his maiden five-for to put India ahead in the 3rd Test of 5-match series. India take a vital 168-run lead in the first innings

India vs England 3rd Test Scoreboard

India vs England 3rd Test Scoreboard

Ind vs Eng 3rd Test highlights: Kohli, Rahane put India ahead on Day 1

Trent Bridge Test will be India's last chance to save the series after being outplayed in the first two Test matches - by 31 runs Edgbaston and innings and 159 runs at the Lord's

India vs England 2nd Test: What led to India's drubbing at Lord's

The Indian batting line-up even failed to play 90 overs as they were bundled out for 107 in first innings and 130 in second, giving England a 2-0 lead in the five match series

'Dismal Indians at Lord's' former cricketers lament lack of fight by team

India's abject surrender in the first two Tests against England has drawn sharp criticism from some of the country's celebrated former cricketers, who hoped the side would have the strength to bounce back. Virender Sehwag, Bishan Singh Bedi and VVS Laxman were among those who lamented the lack of fight shown by India in the second Test against England, losing by an innings and 159 runs to go 0-2 down in the five-match series. "Very poor from India. While we all want to stand by our team and support them when they don't do well, going down without a fight is very disappointing to watch. Hope they have the confidence and mental strength to comeback from this," tweeted Sehwag. Bedi was even more scathing in his assessment of the performance. "Dismal Indians at Lord's..everyone remotely connected with Indian Cricket knows where the problem lies or stems from..but will not utter a word for want of strength of character & courage of conviction...which is even more depressing really than