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England wrest a draw but concede the series to India

India won their first series in England since 1986, albeit 1-0, after England held on for a draw on the final day of the last Test at The Oval

13-Aug-2007•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

England on the brink of a follow-on

As it stands India are ahead by 338 and England need 139 runs more avoid the follow-on

11-Aug-2007•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Awaiting the last rites

A rare home series defeat - England's first since 2001 - is signed, sealed and three days from delivery, after an Indian batting performance of rare and ruthless uniformity

10-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Time for Vaughan to inspire another fightback

In Michael Vaughan's tenure as captain, England have lost just seven matches out of 38, but on each and every occasion he has bounced back with a victory in his very next game

08-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

A fitting finale awaits

After all the furore that surrounded the teams' behaviour in the second Test at Trent Bridge, the series heads to The Oval for the final match with India needing only a draw to take the series

08-Aug-2007•The Preview by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Taking centre stage at Kennington

England and India have played nine Tests at The Oval over the years and Cricinfo looks back at the memorable performances

08-Aug-2007•George Binoy

England retain same 12 for Oval Test

England's selectors have named an unchanged 12-man squad for the third Test against India at The Oval on Thursday. Stuart Broad, who was left out of the starting line-up at both Lord's and Trent Bridge, is again included in the squad

05-Aug-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sreesanth 'embarrassed' about Vaughan incident

Sreesanth said he did a few unwanted things during the second Test out of sheer frustration and wanted to make amends for that

01-Aug-2007

Match referee to speak to captains about poor behaviour

The Trent Bridge Test was overshadowed by England's jelly bean prank, sledging, and Sreesanth's shoulder-barging Michael Vaughan

01-Aug-2007•Cricinfo staff

Candy upstages cricket

India's fifth victory in 75 years of Test cricket in England has been overshadowed because of England's jelly-bean prank

31-Jul-2007

A double celebration

While the Indian team savours another victory away from home here's the occasion to celebrate the return of Test cricket as we once knew it

31-Jul-2007•Sambit Bal at Trent Bridge

India ease to seven-wicket win

England fought with plenty of heart, and India needed 21 overs before finally completing a seven-wicket victory, their fifth Test win in England and the first at Trent Bridge, to go 1-0 in the series

31-Jul-2007•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

A Vaughan masterclass in vain

Not even the most sumptuous innings of the year could rescue England's lost cause

30-Jul-2007

When jelly bean turned bitter pill

Zaheer Khan admitted that England's prank last evening was "insulting" and acted as a spur-on for his swing-bowling heroics in the second innings

30-Jul-2007•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at Trent Bridge

Zaheer bowls India to the brink of victory

Dinesh Karthik and Wasim Jaffer struck off ten runs from their target of 73 as India ended the fourth day at Trent Bridge just 63 away from a famous victory, and a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series

30-Jul-2007•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

One step forward, two steps backward

It's not too often that both captains admit to wanting to bowl first in a Test, but India - having learned their lessons from a wayward first 90 minutes at Lord's - were in the mood and form to capitalise on the conditions

27-Jul-2007•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Made to order

At the end of the day, India, in capturing seven English wickets for 169, have justified their decision to bowl first, but the harder job lies ahead. The conditions are expected to stay the same, and England have the bowlers to exploit them

27-Jul-2007•Sambit Bal at Trent Bridge

India claim opening day honours

India made use of the favourable conditions to reduce England to 169 for 7 at Trent Bridge. Zaheer Khan led the way, defeating the batsmen with appreciable swing to finish with three wickets

27-Jul-2007•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Captains happy to raise the pitch

On-field banter, a recent addition to England-India contests, has spiced up a usually bland relationship

26-Jul-2007•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at Trent Bridge

Vaughan pleased with pool of bowlers

England may not have been able to force victory in the first Test at Lord's on Monday, but their captain, Michael Vaughan, believes that the success of his rookie bowling attack has increased the options of England's squad as they wait for their heroes of

26-Jul-2007•Cricinfo staff

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