We looked at England’s traffic lights the other day, now it’s India’s turn.
With England and India enjoying a brief break between tests, we wanted to have a look at the numbers so far. First up: England.
The respective performances of Matt Prior and MS Dhoni so far in the series have mirrored those of their teams. Prior has exuded confidence and produced some swashbuckling displays, whereas his Indian counterpart has been error-ridden with the gloves and has looked all at sea out in the middle. Prior’s career has taken a remarkable […]
Whilst England and India battle (in the loosest definition of the word, thus far) to be the top ranked team in Test cricket, two sides long associated with the bottom of the rankings have just commenced a one-off Test match in Harare. This represents Bangladesh’s first Test match since their tour of England in 2010, […]
By Anthony K Put away those Headingley ‘81 videos and forget any talk of the good old days. England have the best team they’ve put out for at least 40 years and probably since the mid 1950s. Yesterday’s annihilation of a storied Indian line-up was the confirmation that, unless South Africa produce something quite unexpected […]
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Diametrically opposite performances from the two sides results in a comprehensive England victory inside four days.
England took the Indian bowling attack apart, but their performance will be overshadowed by one of the most controversial incidents of recent times.
Stuart Broad single-handedly keeps England in the game after one of the great days of Test cricket.
The bowlers sparkled during a fantastic opening day to leave the test finely balanced going into the weekend.