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Possible replacements to lead the attack have been tried in recent years without definite candidates emerging. Now, big decisions loom

From his breakthrough World Cup in 2003 to bamboozling Kohli a decade later, here are five of Jimmy Anderson’s best years

From Cai Guo-Qiang’s Sky Ladder to the Chipmunk Song, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

Claiming landmark wicket during drubbing by India is fitting for a player who is still oddly full of fighting spirit

Ravichandran Ashwin reflects on his journey to 100 Tests, learning from past failures, and cherishing key performances.

Finally feeling valued and trusted, Shoaib Bashir and Tom Hartley have exploded into form with the ball in India

After a decade of top-order batters struggling badly, the little and large combination have stylishly solved the problem

Alastair Cook, the former England captain, has said India ‘weren’t sure where to turn or what to do’ halfway through the first Test

England captain’s empathy has helped his side thrive and they will have his full backing again against an under-strength India in Visakhapatnam

If you can’t resist comparisons across different eras of English batters, you may have already put Ollie Pope in Ian Bell’s mould, and not merely for his short and stocky frame. After all, Pope resembles Bell’s compact presence at the crease, technical poise in building an innings, and an often…

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