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(37/37 ov) 171/7

(33.2/35 ov, T:181) 184/5

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124/9

TR-M

(96/100 balls, T:125) 128/5

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India come full circle

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

23-Jul-2014•Nagraj Gollapudi

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

23-Jul-2014•Sidharth Monga

One of England's stupidest quarter-hour brainmelts

At Lord's they began poorly, ended pitifully, and were fitful in between. And don't even start on their body language

22-Jul-2014•Andy Zaltzman

One battle too far for Prior

The last year has not been kind to Matt Prior but that should not diminish what he achieved for England and, if his career does prove to be over, he can be remembered as a key part of the period of sustained success

22-Jul-2014•George Dobell

No Ishant jokes for a month

After his match-winning performance at Lord's, India fans can't complain. Or can they?

22-Jul-2014•Fram Hansotia

Hapless England victims of failing system

Previous England inadequacies were masked by a handful of excellent players but now the national side are showing the results of an environment too cosy for those whose faces fit and one that ostracises the rest

21-Jul-2014•George Dobell at Lord's

Dhoni decides, Ishant provides

MS Dhoni and Ishant Sharma reversed India's customary defensive strategies, on day five at Lord's, to help them to a landmark Test win

21-Jul-2014•Sidharth Monga at Lord's

Ishant on a roll and Stokes' batting nightmare

Stats highlights from the Lord's Test, the last day of which was dominated by Ishant Sharma's seven-wicket haul

21-Jul-2014•S Rajesh

Ridiculed Ishant ridicules England

Ishant Sharma has often been the butt of jokes, and sometimes deservedly so. Today, however, the joke was on England

21-Jul-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Lord's

Scars of the old era haunt England

It will take something remarkable for England to chase down their target and the more evidence that is displayed suggests more fresh faces need to brought into the team in place of mentally scarred seniors

20-Jul-2014•George Dobell at Lord's

Dhoni and Cook take it slow

Stats highlights from the fourth day of the Lord's Test

20-Jul-2014•Bishen Jeswant

Bhuvneshwar writes a different history

He is not quick. He is not tall. He bats at No. 9. But he is proving a superstar for India in this series. It is not the first time Bhuvneshwar Kumar has taken people by surprise

20-Jul-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Lord's

Oh, Ravi Jadeja: India's warrior king

The allrounder splits opinion; awash with IPL cash and with three first-class triple hundreds. He is an in-your-face-cricketer trying to establish a Test career and took Lord's by the scruff of the neck

20-Jul-2014•Sidharth Monga at Lord's

Jadeja gets booed, hydration gets a plug

Day three of a Test is always exciting, and even more so if you manage to get autographs from several players

20-Jul-2014•Kaustubh Pathak

Bhuvneshwar - Meerut's scissors

The small town in Uttar Pradesh is known for its assembly line of scissors and now, swing bowlers. While Praveen Kumar has fallen off the radar, the relatively humble Bhuvneshwar Kumar is made of sturdier metal

19-Jul-2014•Sidharth Monga at Lord's

'I was probably a bit naive' - Ballance

It was been an 'interesting' week for England's No. 3 but the only aspect of it that should really matter is how he is slotting into a key position in the batting order

18-Jul-2014•George Dobell at Lord's

Cook's descent into private hell

Eventually, with the batting failures accumulating and his captaincy not compensating, the reasons for persisting with Alastair Cook are wearing out

18-Jul-2014•George Dobell at Lord's

Bowlers allow Dhoni to breathe again

Usually India's bowlers are ridiculed for letting Dhoni down but on a day that Dhoni let them down, they kept their spirits up, didn't let England run away with it, and came up with their best bowling day in a long time

18-Jul-2014•Sidharth Monga at Lord's

Twenty-two yards of cricket's ever evolving unknown

There has been no shortage of talk about pitches in recent weeks, but even those who have to make important decisions about what to do on them don't always get it right - so what chance the rest of us?

18-Jul-2014•Jarrod Kimber

India's first-innings struggles at Lord's

The only time that India took a lead while batting first at Lord's was in 1936. With England currently at 219 for 6, India will be hoping to make this a second time

18-Jul-2014•Bishen Jeswant

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