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England batsman Joe Root scored a gritty 59 not out after Pakistan veteran Younis Khan made 118 on the fourth day of the second Test in Dubai.
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England batsman Joe Root scored a gritty 59 not out after Pakistan veteran Younis Khan made 118 on the fourth day of the second Test in Dubai.
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England were forced to settle for a draw on the fifth day of the first Test against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi as bad light left them 25 runs short of victory.
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It was another gruelling day for England in Abu Dhabi as Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik and batsman Asad Shafiq continued their onslaught.
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India opener Murali Vijay and wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha will miss the third and final Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo as they are both nursing hamstring injuries.
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India found themselves in a commanding position at the end of the fourth day of the second Test in Colombo as they dismissed two Sri Lankan batsmen following Ajinkya Rahane’s magnificent knock of 126.
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England are on the brink of reclaiming the Ashes after all-rounder Ben Stokes sliced through Australia’s batting line-up with a five-wicket haul.
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England found themselves in heaps of trouble after Steven Smith became the first Australian batsman to score a double century at Lord’s since Bill Brown accomplished the feat way back in 1938.

Starc dismissed Brathwaite and Chandrika in quick succession to leave Australia just eight wickets away from victory
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Australia only need eight wickets to whitewash the West Indies 2-0 after they set the hosts a target of 392 runs to win on the third day of the second Test in Jamaica.
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Heavy, persistent rain washed out a majority of the fourth day of the second Test at Headingley after New Zealand set England a target of 455 to win.
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Bangladesh found themselves in all sorts of trouble at the end of day two as they lost five wickets following Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali’s maiden double century.