Pandya, Pant punish England

Hardik Pandya took his best Test figures as England collapsed to 161 all out.

India fight back against England

India produced a classic display of Test batting to take command at Trent Bridge.

Pant set for Trent Bridge debut

India will look to Rishabh Pant to breathe new life into the side ahead of the third Test at Trent Bridge, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.

Stokes back for England

Ben Stokes has been called back into the England team in place of Sam Curran, the man of the match at Edgbaston.

India crushed at Lord's

A dazzling display of batting and bowling by England crushed India by an innings and 159 runs in the second Test at Lord’s.

Woakes ton sets England up for big win

Chris Woakes’ maiden Test century has put England in an unassailable position against India at Lord’s.

India made to look second rate by England at Lord's

Inspired bowling by England’s Jimmy Anderson and Chris Woakes humbled the Indian batsmen during a rain-interrupted second day at Lord’s.

Erasmus 17th umpire to 50 Tests

Marais Erasmus’ 50th Test match as an umpire has been waterlogged at Lord’s in London for two days.

Bangladesh hanging on by a thread

Kraigg Brathwaite’s seventh Test century was the foundation for the West Indies’ first innings score of 406.

Bangladesh sink to all-time low

Bangladesh scored the sixth-lowest score in Test history as the West Indies dominated day one of the first Test at North Sound.

Faf: No 4 good for Bavuma

Faf du Plessis believes Temba Bavuma can fill AB de Villiers’ No 4 vacancy. 

Sri Lanka sneak four-wicket win to draw the series

Sri Lanka staged an incredible escape act to win the third Test against West Indies in style.

Sri Lanka left reeling after 20-wicket day

Sri Lanka need just 63 runs to level the series against the West Indies… but they have only five wickets in hand.

Sri Lanka crash to 99-5 vs rampant Windies

Sri Lanka ended the second day at 99-5 to trail the Windies by 105, despite a 59-run stand between Danushka Gunathilaka and Kusal Mendis.

Middle order saves West Indies blushes against Sri Lanka

Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder resurrected the West Indies first innings after Sri Lanka pegged them back to 53-5 in Barbados.