Match Analysis

Do one-sided affairs like Sunday's benefit anyone?

As a team that plays four club fixtures in three months back home, Hong Kong's meek submission to Pakistan was hardly a surprise

16-Sep-2018•Shashank Kishore in Dubai

Frolics of Finals Day a lesson in the value of enjoyment

The climax to English cricket's T20 competition is like no other day in the calendar - and for that there is much to admire

16-Sep-2018•Paul Edwards

England-opener-in-waiting Rory Burns epitomises Surrey success

Rory Burns has led from the front but Surrey's title is the result of a strong team ethos and contributions from many quarters

13-Sep-2018•George Dobell

Anderson adds the edge in England's bits-and-pieces summer

From Curran's courage to Malan's misses, here's who made the grade for England this summer ... and who didn't

12-Sep-2018•George Dobell

When in doubt, give the ball to James Anderson

India still had a lot of runs to get, but a miracle chase was being talked about when Joe Root recalled his main man. Once again, he delivered

11-Sep-2018•George Dobell

Rahul, Pant light up the contest with bravado

The two batsmen showed the kind of fight that only Kohli and his fast bowlers had shown throughout the series

11-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Alastair Cook's unforgettable farewell fitting for giant of the game

The Oval was been witness to many famous retirements over the years, but few can have matched the ovation for Alastair Cook

10-Sep-2018•George Dobell at The Oval

Without Virat Kohli, can India avoid Black Tuesday?

India have played some excellent cricket in this series, but are now facing a 4-1 margin unless they pull off a final-day rearguard

10-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

England dig themselves a hole with loyalty to Keaton Jennings

The statistics of Jennings' career are damning but if the indications are correct he will still be on the plane to Sri Lanka

09-Sep-2018•George Dobell

Ravi Jadeja dusts off his sword and shows the Test batsman he could become

The allrounder continued his fine comeback to the Test team and had the chance to unfurl his trademark celebration too

09-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Wait goes on for James Anderson in epic Virat Kohli tussle

When Kohli survived a very tight lbw appeal things got a little heated in the middle

08-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi

Jos Buttler becomes England's man for any occasion

His recall at the beginning of the season was something of a left-field decision but it has proved an outstanding success

08-Sep-2018•George Dobell at The Oval

Virat Kohli's tactics have allowed England off the hook

The India captain has led from the front with the bat in this series, but in the field his impact has been more questionable

08-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Alastair Cook's Oval encore a reminder of what England will miss

There was no fairytale hundred, but Alastair Cook still managed to produce a medley of greatest hits on his Test farewell

07-Sep-2018•George Dobell at The Oval

Moeen Ali takes pride in Geoffrey Boycott comparisons

A battling half-century from 170 balls was shown in a more positive light after Moeen Ali's team-mates had failed to emulate him

07-Sep-2018•Melinda Farrell

Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami reap the rewards of their persistence

They kept beating the bat, had two catches dropped off them, and were wicketless at tea, but Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami simply refused to let up with their discipline and intensity

07-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

How England clung on to topple the No. 1 Test team

A day-by-day recap of how Joe Root's team dug deep and India let a golden chance slip away

02-Sep-2018•Melinda Farrell at the Ageas Bowl

England's all-round riches prove priceless as Moeen and Curran make the difference

In a tightly-fought contest, the depth of England's options proved telling even though the side retains a number of holes

02-Sep-2018•George Dobell at the Ageas Bowl

Positional wranglings, on and off the field, leave England unbalanced and vulnerable

Joe Root's reluctance to bat at No.3, and a surfeit of middle-order candidates, epitomises a team lacking in strategy

01-Sep-2018•George Dobell at the Ageas Bowl

Ashwin misses his mark at the worst moment

A dry pitch, a vulnerable opposition batting line, a host of left handers. The stage was set for R Ashwin to define the day

01-Sep-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi in Southampton

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