Jos Buttler celebrates after scoring his maiden Test century
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England batsman Jos Buttler refused to go down without a fight and scored his maiden Test century on the fourth day in Nottingham, but India inched ever closer to victory and will need one wicket to wrap things up on the final day.
Virat Kohli is all smiles after bringing up his 23rd Test century
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India captain Virat Kohli scored a sensational 103 as his side left England with a daunting task of chasing 521 for victory on the third day of the third Test in Nottingham.
Hardik Pandya finished with figures of 5-28 off six overs
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India pushed their lead to 292 on the second day in Nottingham after all-rounder Hardik Pandya scythed through England’s batting line-up with his maiden five-wicket haul.
Virat Kohli fell three runs short of his 23rd Test century
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India captain Virat Kohli and batsman Ajinkya Rahane scored 97 and 81 respectively to hand their side a slim advantage over England on the opening day in Nottingham.
Ben Stokes could feature in the third Test against India
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All-rounder Ben Stokes has been drafted into England’s squad for the third Test against India in Nottingham, which begins on Saturday.
Kuldeep Yadav took career-best figures of 6-25 off his 10 overs
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India spinner Kuldeep Yadav took a career-best six wickets and opening batsman Rohit Sharma hammered an unbeaten 137 as their side demolished England by eight wickets in the first ODI in Nottingham.
Alex Hales is all smiles after bringing up his sixth ODI century
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Alex Hales struck a breathtaking 147, while Jonny Bairstow hammered a sparkling 139 as England annihilated Australia by 242 runs in the third ODI in Nottingham.
The rain had the last laugh in Nottingham
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Only 2.2 overs were bowled before heavy rain led to the second ODI between England and the West Indies being washed out at Trent Bridge.
South Africa’s bowlers were all over England on the second day
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A superb bowling performance by South Africa led to them taking a 205-run lead over England at the end of the second day of the second Test at Trent Bridge.
“He’s been the first to acknowledge that his performances have not stacked up”
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South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has confirmed that all-rounder JP Duminy will be dropped for the second Test against England in Nottingham, which gets underway on Friday.
