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India's marks out of ten after their 3-1 defeat in the Tests against England

Former players react to India's humiliating 1-3 series defeat in England

Eight of the India's victorious women's team in Wormsley had never experienced Test cricket before. For the senior players, it was the end of an eight-year drought

Having been in chaos three Tests ago, England can take credit, pride and encouragement from this result

The details of India's capitulation at The Oval did not bear repeating as even their Man of the Series, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, gave up the fight

A stats review at the end of the fifth Test between India and England at The Oval

Umpires are simply not watching for the no-ball closely enough and it is creating trouble for bowlers. When an umpire fails to call your foot faults, he is basically omitting to tell you all is not right

What counts against Kohli and Pujara is that they haven't been able to find a way to master trying conditions over an extended series

Stats review at the end of the second day of The Oval Test between India and England

Birds on the pitch provided more entertainment than the batsmen

The performances of Chris Woakes and Chris Jordan in dismantling India suggested they could translate their county form to international level

A five Test series has brought challenges this India side have not faced before and, after the high of Lord's, it has found out many of them, whether technically, physically or mentally

On a day when England dominated India on the field, Dhoni dominates the stats pages

Manchester may be cold but there's music and memories, trams to take and ales to drink

MS Dhoni maintains that India have made progress in England and will continue to focus on processes rather than results. But they might ask 'Did we give it our all?' at the end of the Oval Test

After being ruled out of the last two Tests with a leg injury, India's premier seamer could return in place of Pankaj Singh, while Gautam Gambhir looks set to keep the opening slot at The Oval

The idiotically compressed schedule seems to be affecting India's batsmen more than either side's bowlers

Varun Aaron is not about to sacrifice his pace, fear of injury be damned

Not enough respect, or too much respect? India have got themselves in a right mess when it comes to facing Moeen Ali when keeping the game simple would have been the best method

England need to find better support acts for James Anderson and Stuart Broad to compete in 17 Tests over nine months next year