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PCA Masters XI v Australian Cricketers Association Masters at London - Jul 25, 2013
PCA Masters XI 203/4 (20/20 ov); Australian Cricketers Association Masters 204/7 (19.5/20 ov)
Australian Cricketers Association Masters won by 3 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)
'As you get older, you come to appreciate the tough times'
Jimmy Adams talks about the West Indian love for fast bowling, batting with Lara, and living a dream for nine years
Bhuvneshwar on course for super series
Numbers Game: Only 15 times has a player achieved 300 runs and 20 wickets in a Test series. Bhuvneshwar could be the 16th
Time to pension off the seniors?
Rob Smyth: If England are going to win nothing, history suggests it might be worth their while to win nothing with kids
'Smith's record in India is an aberration'
Modern Masters: Rahul Dravid and Sanjay Manjrekar discuss Graeme Smith's terrific record in different conditions
Nicholas Hogg: An Englishman discovers cricket fervour in India and realises he can't quite win a game against Indians even back home
Ridiculed Ishant ridicules England
Ishant Sharma has often been the butt of jokes, and sometimes deservedly so. Today, however, the joke was on England
Vijay rediscovers the old Monk
The leave outside off stump has been critical to M Vijay's success since his India comeback last year. Contrary to popular opinion, such patience and self-denial comes naturally to him
England seem to have forgotten about personality
They have to see a glass that is half-full, and play the game as if it is just that, a game; and an opportunity
Ishant's fourth-innings heroics in rare company
In India's win at Lord's, Ishant Sharma took the best bowling figures by an Indian in the fourth innings of a Test outside Asia. Here are five other best bowling efforts by Indians in the fourth innings of Tests outside Asia
Another battle, another defeat on Planet Al
Alastair Cook has got used to feeling of the axe hanging over him. Only his team-mates can save England now
Ridiculed Ishant ridicules England (106)
Ishant Sharma has often been the butt of jokes, and sometimes deservedly so. Today, however, the joke was on England
Vijay rediscovers the old Monk (99)
The leave outside off stump has been critical to M Vijay's success since his India comeback last year. Contrary to popular opinion, such patience and self-denial comes naturally to him
England seem to have forgotten about personality (70)
They have to see a glass that is half-full, and play the game as if it is just that, a game; and an opportunity
India's wretched run away from home began at Lord's in 2011. A young team full of self-belief may have brought it to an end with their victory at the same venue three years later
A hole in England's bucket (44)
What's wrong with their cricket? Well, what isn't?