Ben Stokes is mobbed by his teammates after leading England to a heart-racing win
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England all-rounder Ben Stokes stole the spotlight on the fourth day at Edgbaston as he took out India captain Virat Kohli, Mohammed Shami and Hardik Pandya to lead his side to a thrilling 31-run win.
Ishant Sharma finished with figures of 5-51 off 13 overs
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India seamer Ishant Sharma punished England with a five-wicket haul on the third day at Edgbaston, but after being set 194 runs to win, India faltered and found themselves five wickets down when stumps was called.
Virat Kohli exults after scoring his 22nd Test century
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India captain Virat Kohli razzled and dazzled on the second day at Edgbaston as he struck a spectacular 149 to frustrate England and keep the first Test evenly poised.
Ravichandran Ashwin ended the day with figures of 4-60 off 25 overs
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England captain Joe Root and batsman Jonny Bairstow scored 80 and 70 respectively, but India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin spearheaded his side’s comeback on the opening day at Edgbaston as he took a four-wicket haul.
Adil Rashid could make his Test comeback next month
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England have recalled spinner Adil Rashid and included uncapped Essex pace bowler Jamie Porter in their squad for the first Test against India at Edgbaston.
Jos Buttler scored his sixth fifty in the shortest format
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England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler hammered a 30-ball 61 to help his side defeat Australia by 28 runs in the one-off Twenty20 International at Edgbaston.
Stuart Broad has become England’s second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket
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England pace bowler Stuart Broad has admitted that it was “very special” after he surpassed Sir Ian Botham’s tally of 383 Test wickets to become the country’s second-highest wicket-taker in Test history.
The England players are ecstatic after taking a 1-0 lead in the series
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England may have taken a step into the unknown coming into their first-ever day-night Test at Edgbaston, but they looked right at home as they demolished the West Indies by an innings and 209 runs inside three days.
Alastair Cook raises his bat upon bringing up his double hundred
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England opener Alastair Cook continued to steal the spotlight on the second day of the first Test at Edgbaston as he scored an incredible 243 to leave the West Indies in all kinds of trouble.
Alastair Cook celebrates after scoring his 31st Test century
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England opener Alastair Cook and captain Joe Root wore the West Indies down on the first day at Edgbaston as they scored 153 not out and 136 respectively.
