Preview

England are expected to make a host of changes in a bid to end long wait for victory

For the hosts, the Wanderers should be a turning point if their cricket is to move beyond the foundation phase of their rebuild

The series is on the line in Christchurch with the visitors leading 1-0

Both sides make just one change with a flatter pitch expected at the SCG and some wet weather forecast

India have never lost a Test at this ground, but can expect South Africa to put up more of a fight than they did in Centurion

The visitors don't have Shakib and Tamim; the hosts are missing Williamson, but have been boosted by the return of Boult and Conway

Both teams possess potent bowling line-ups, but it's difficult to judge their batting units before the series begins

The series is still alive, but only just, with England making four changes as they look to hit back

Gladiators hold the psychological edge having beaten Kings three times this season, including in the first Qualifier

Hosts could look to rest some of their bowlers with a packed ODI series coming up shortly

James Anderson and Stuart Broad set to return in Adelaide while Jhye Richardson comes in for the injured Josh Hazlewood

The hosts will start as heavy favourites against a depleted West Indies who have been further hit by Covid-19

After a bizarre build-up the Gabba is the scene for the opening act of a series full of unknowns

Dhaka pitch in focus as is unseasonal rain which is forecast from the second to the fourth days

The hosts will have to make tough selection calls for the second Test in Mumbai

Some senior side aspirants will be hoping to make an impression before the three Tests in South Africa

Some West Indies batters showed signs that they can handle such conditions in the big first-Test defeat, but they will need plenty of application and determination

The hosts will be without Tamim, Shakib and Mahmudullah while Pakistan will be keen to carry forward their T20I form into Tests

Netherlands have their own points to prove against the "big boys", with the ODI Super League being scrapped going forward

With some big names missing on both sides, can New Zealand take advantage of India's relatively inexperienced batting?