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Rabada cleaned the hosts up on the second morning at Lord’s

Test series between England and South Africa are endangered beasts. There is just one, three matches in length, on the Future Tours Programme between now and the end of 2027. Just 32 overs here at Lord’s yesterday was enough to remind us what a pity that is.

South Africa finish the day with a lead of 124 despite Ben Stokes firing up a late-afternoon fightback.

The 24-year-old brought up his half-century just before lunch and was unbeaten on 61 when the rain set in.

The 24-year-old brought up his half-century just before lunch after England had slipped to 55 for four.

Conor McKerr and Jamie Overton also contributed valuable lower-order runs

Ollie Pope goes straight from England’s Test team into Surrey’s squad for tonight’s Vitality Blast quarter-final against Yorkshire at the Kia Oval, for which both teams are significantly understrength.

NEW DELHI: Behind those sunglasses, Brendon McCullum gave away very little, but it wasn't difficult to read his facial expression once Alex Lees was run-out after a horrible mix-up with Joe Root.

Test cricket in this English summer seems to have gone bonkers. Indian captain Jasprit Bumrah, known more for his penetrative seam bowling, smashed the batting record owned by a certain Brian Charles Lara of hitting the most runs in an over. Lara had carted South African left-arm-spinner Robin Peterson for…

Jasprit Bumrah scored a record 35 off an over before taking three wickets to put India in charge of the fifth Test at Edgbaston

The tourists reduced England to 60 for three having made 416 in their first innings.