India leads by 244 runs at close of Day 3 in the Edgbaston Test, after England's collapse from 84/5 to 407 all out, with ...

BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) -India finished day three of the second test on 64-1 to lead England by 244 runs after they ...

India's Shubman Gill made history with a stunning 269 — the highest score by an Indian Test captain — as India posted 587 and ...

England was dismissed for 407 runs in their first innings, handing India a commanding 180-run lead after their own total of 587.

Jamie Smith and Harry Brook produce a stunning England fightback but India remain in a dominant position at the end of the ...

India extended their lead over England to 244 with nine wickets in hand, firmly placing themselves in the driver's seat on Day 3. On a day that saw remarkable resistance from England's middle order, ...

Mohammed Siraj produced a stunning display at Edgbaston with a six-wicket haul to help India take a massive lead of 180 runs ...

India had reduced England to 25/3 after posting a mammoth 587 on the board, thanks to captain Shubman Gill’s majestic 269.

Jamie Smith is the Test wicketkeeper that England always hoped Jos Buttler would become but never did. As Smith muscled a ...

While Prasidh Krishna usually clocks speeds above 140 km/h, his pace noticeably dropped into the mid-130s when he attempted ...

Jaiswal was given LBW just after India crossed fifty-run mark in the second innings and had a long chat with partner KL Rahul ...

England almost did everything right as long as Harry Brook and Jamie Smith were in the middle, forging a 303-run stand for ...