Virat Kohli says India managing allrounder's workload with six Tests to come in England

The time that an ODI affords - as opposed to T20 cricket - allowed the batsman to get into his groove again

For England it's been about all-out attack for a while; India seem to want to adopt more of that approach for more of their innings going forward

India have the bowling attack to be dominant in half the world and competitive in the other half

India's captain says pink ball Tests upend traditional batting and bowling tactics, and the team will have to adjust to that

Fast bowler says he would have got to 100 even if was playing all formats - but maybe not this quickly

Are India better off with a fast-bowling allrounder, a fast bowler, a wristspinner or a spin-bowling allrounder?

"We can see a lot of positives, but we tend to choose the negatives"

"When we go abroad and get a seaming track, we don't talk about excessive grass on the pitch"

"I am just thinking how I am going to recover and sleep through the night," Ashwin said

"Obviously the ball turning away from the left-hander is one very big advantage when it comes to offspinners"

Their spinners bowled fewer poor deliveries and drew more forward-defensives from the England batsmen

He hates being called talented, but what do you do when he makes batting look so easy in challenging conditions?

"You can't be tentative. You can't have two thoughts. If you want to sweep, you sweep it"

"It is all about what the team wants from me - and then go and contribute. And I am pretty much confident about that"

They will be hoping to get at least Axar back, whose batting will allow them to play a more attacking spinner in Kuldeep

At the start of a home season, Pant and Kuldeep are finally looking at a decent run in the Test side

Back as captain, he says Ajinkya Rahane fulfilled the leadership responsibility with flying colours in Australia

How often did India and Australia produce uncertain responses from the opposition batsmen, and how often did that uncertainty result in a wicket?

Hanuma Vihari relives his incredible SCG rearguard with R Ashwin, when he batted with an injured leg he couldn't feel and a mind focused on playing out six balls at a time