The Court order cleared up confusion over the stipulated nine-year terms but the new constitution seems to be at odds with that, causing more 'people' to ask for clarification

It took India 17 balls on the final morning to take the last wicket and wrap up their seventh Test win in England

Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes held India up ably for much of day four, but they still need just a wicket more to seal the win

England were set 520 to win and asked to bat nine overs in the day. Alastair Cook and Keaton Jennings survived

Hardik Pandya, Ishant Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah combined to bowl England out in a session, the third time they have crashed to this ignominy in their last 24 Tests

India had their collective best day of the Test series despite the rare instance of Virat Kohli failing to convert a half-century and Ajinkya Rahane falling in the 80s

India have been so obsessed with their off stumps that they are missing out on scoring opportunities with the cut shot

Stokes returns after the end of his court case, bolstering England's stocks. India, meanwhile, are searching for a spark to keep the series alive

England completed their total and utter domination of India in the Lord's Test with a win in just 170.3 overs making it the third-shortest Test in the country over the last 100 years

England have announced Ollie Pope will make his debut, but both teams have other selection issues

The BCCI's acting secretary was responding to comments by CoA chief Vinod Rai who has accused office bearers of obstructing change within the board

He broke past Virat Kohli after India's captain had brought up 200 runs for the match, and then took two of the last three wickets to inspire England to a 31-run win

Virat Kohli stood between England and victory for long enough to give his side a dead even chance going into what should be the final day of an absorbing Test

James Anderson's rematch with Virat Kohli was the most hotly anticipated head-to-head of the summer. It exceeded all expectations

From 182 for 8, the India captain dragged his team to 274 limiting England's lead to just 13 at Edgbaston

England were in a position from which to dominate India, but then gifted the ascendancy back to an alert and hungry visiting side

Their top order has shouldered the bulk of the batting workload in recent times, but do India have themselves to blame for their middle-order muddle?

The BCCI did not seem to think it necessary to let anyone know that India's first-choice Test wicketkeeper was nursing a potentially career-threatening injury