Sidharth Monga

Little things, big things, everything went wrong for India at Old Trafford, in what was one of their two meekest Test performances since 8-0 - the other came just a few days ago, in Southampton

It is too early to know whether Varun Aaron can bowl with consistent pace but his impact at Old Trafford has been heartening for India fans

MS Dhoni made his unique batting methods work for his flailing team at Old Trafford; the same cannot be said of his keeping

MS Dhoni said that he didn't think of the results when he pressed charges against James Anderson

India may feel wronged by the Anderson-Jadeja verdict, but it is time to put the issue behind them and rally forward for the remaining two Tests

If the signs from India's net sessions are anything to go by, R Ashwin seems set to play his first Test of 2014

India's first day on a cricket field since the loss at the Ageas Bowl, and what would have been a demoralising verdict for them in the James Anderson hearing, began with a longish huddle at Old Trafford on Monday afternoon

The implications of the Anderson-Jadeja verdict go beyond its narrow legal parameters; it's time the ICC stepped in and acted for the good of the game

The ICC's Code of Conduct has come in for strong rebuke from judicial commissioner Gordon Lewis, who presided over the Jadeja-Anderson hearing

Ravindra Jadeja's appeal against his initial guilty Level 1 verdict wasn't technically an appeal

The judicial commissioner Gordon Lewis didn't consider James Anderson guilty in the Level 3 hearing against him because he didn't believe he had enough evidence to go by in a case that carries severe sanctions

James Anderson was let off on the Level 3 charge of pushing Ravindra Jadeja during the Trent Bridge Test, but he admitted to having continuously abused Ravindra Jadeja, pushing him and acting in breach of the spirit of cricket

Indian cricket's ultimate outsider is a contradictory, complex figure, obscured from view by his own choice. The only thing we know about MS Dhoni for sure is that he will likely always be unknowable

India are shocked that James Anderson has been found not guilty in the Trent Bridge incident involving Ravindra Jadeja, but the case boiled down to one team's word against the other

The hearing into the Trent Bridge incident between James Anderson and Ravindra Jadeja is scheduled on Friday, with massive implications on the series

India captain MS Dhoni rubbished the implication that playing with an extra batsman was defensive, but admitted India had to discuss what their best XI for the next two Tests

MS Dhoni has revealed the injured Ishant Sharma will not be fit in time for the fourth Test, which begins on August 7 at Old Trafford

For all their looking out for each other, M Vijay and Shikhar Dhawan have still not added fifty in an innings outside Asia.

Virat Kohli's is a game without any other glaring weakness but England have clearly tried to play on the attacking batsman's ego a bit but starving him outside off stump

India have been allowed to appeal the guilty verdict against Ravindra Jadeja for his alleged role in the incident involving James Anderson at Trent Bridge