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 | India vs England | James Anderson magic leaves India reeling The second day of the Lord's Test between India and England was also severely affected by rain, but James Anderson came back stronger to restrict India to 107 in the first innings. Ravichandran Ashwin showed some stomach for the fight by scoring 29 runs before Stuart Broad trapped him LBW. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | India vs England | Ben Stokes four-fer guides England to an early series lead Ben Stokes came, saw, and conquered the Edgbaston arena and secured four wickets, including that of Virat Kohli, to help the hosts secure a 31-run win and 1-0 lead in the series. Chasing a score of 194 runs, India faltered towards the end and eventually ended up scoring 162 runs on Day 4. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India vs Sri Lanka | “MS Dhoni special” steamrolls shaky Sri Lanka to give hosts 1-0 lead MS Dhoni had a field day in Cuttack as, after scoring an important 39 runs, he effected four dismissals behind the stumps to give India a 93-run win over the Lankans. The visitors could only manage a total of 87 runs in reply to India’s 180 and handed the hosts the initiative in the T20I series. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India vs England | Chahal runs riot to give India series victory India secured the T20 series win over England, after earlier winning the Test and the ODI series, by 75 runs thanks to exceptional performances by the spinners. Yuzvendra Chahal (6/25) and Amit Mishra (1/23) were the stars of the show as they destroyed the English middle order in the final T20. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India vs England | England secure consolation win in third ODI Virat Kohli’s India succumbed to a first ever home loss after their defeat to England by 5 runs in the third ODI game in Kolkata. Earlier, with the help of half-centuries from Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, and Ben Stokes, England scored 321 runs, after being asked to bat first by India. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India v England | Vintage Yuvraj and Dhoni turn back the clock to blow England away Yuvraj Singh and MS Dhoni rescued India after a poor start with a 256-run partnership for the fourth wicket and helped the hosts to a mammoth total of 381 runs in the second ODI at Cuttack. Despite a couple of cracking knocks from Jason Roy and Eoin Morgan, England fell short by 15 runs in the end. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India vs England | Virat Kohli and Kedar Jadhav propel India to win Virat Kohli and Kedar Jadhav hit centuries to help India take a 1-0 lead in the three-match one-day series against England. Batting first, England had posted a colossal 350 runs thanks to lower-order blitzkriegs and some poor bowling by the Indian bowlers. SportsCafe Desk |
 | England win warm-up, Dhoni fires with willow MS Dhoni’s final match as captain of an Indian team in blue jersey ended in a defeat as India A went down to England by three wickets with seven balls to spare in a warm-up game at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday. However, a packed house went home happy as Dhoni smashed a 40-ball 68. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India vs England | India wins series 4-0 as Jadeja’s masterclass decimates visitors Ravindra Jadeja produced a masterclass in spin bowling with figures of 7/48 as England were bowled out for 207 on the fifth day of the final Test in Chennai. India sprinted over the finish line to win by an innings and 75 runs with 8 overs remaining for the day and completed a 4-0 series win. SportsCafe Desk |
 | India v England | Magnificent Nair wins the day with a triple century Karun Nair became only the third player in Test history to turn his maiden hundred into a triple century and took India to their highest-ever total in Tests in the fifth Test against England. After India immediately declared at 759, England ended the day at 12/0, 270 runs behind the hosts. SportsCafe Desk |
