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England let the game slip on day four - Vaughan

Michael Vaughan has pinpointed the second session of day four as the time when England let the game slip from their hands in Chennai

17-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Moores says Panesar lacked practice

Peter Moores, the England coach, has defended Monty Panesar's poor show in India's record run chase in Chennai, blaming it on lack of practice ahead of the series

17-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Panesar lacks practice, says county coach

Monty Panesar's wicketless outing during India's record chase of 387 in the Chennai Test, which has prompted a level of criticism, was due to a lack of bowling practice, his county coach has said

16-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Moores puts defeat down to skill, not tactics

Peter Moores, the England coach has refused to blame the tactics for the six-wicket defeat in the first Test against India in Chennai

16-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

'People are enjoying cricket again' - Tendulkar

"I've scored a 100 in the second innings, but to actually win a match, play the winning shot, that was something I wanted to do. This makes it really really special"

15-Dec-2008•S Aga

A fourth-innings special

Stats highlights of India's six-wicket win against England in Chennai

15-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

England can still walk tall

At the start of the first Test, it was agreed that, win or lose, England would be regarded as victors simply for turning up en masse and playing in the aftermath of the Mumbai terrorist attacks. It's hard to imagine they'll find much solace in that solida

15-Dec-2008•Andrew Miller

Sehwag sets up intriguing final day

For four days this Test has bubbled up and it finally burst into life on the fourth evening as Virender Sehwag pummelled an exhilarating 83, giving India an audacious start to chasing a daunting 387 for victory

15-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Proud Strauss says England must be patient

Andrew Strauss believes patience, not urgency, will help England in their quest for a win on the final day in Chennai

14-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Inimitable Sehwag continues to astonish

By staying true to his character and trusting his natural instincts, Sehwag has given India an outstanding chance of winning a game that appeared to have drifted far out of reach on Sunday morning

14-Dec-2008•S Aga

No fours please, we're English

Cricinfo presents the Plays of the day from the fourth day of the first Test between India and England in Chennai

14-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Tendulkar century sets up famous win

After all the turmoil of recent weeks, India couldn't have picked a better moment to create history, completing a famous six-wicket victory by chasing down the fourth-highest total

14-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Men show the boys value of experience

England are showing just what is possible when the mind is freed of its clutter and instinct is left to run the show

13-Dec-2008•Andrew Miller

Confident coach believes India 'capable of anything'

"If that's the perception, then we'd like to change that," said Gary Kirsten, when someone mentioned India's rather ordinary record when it comes to fourth-innings pursuits

13-Dec-2008•S Aga

Run, rabbit, run

Cricinfo presents the Plays of the day from the third day of the first Test between India and England in Chennai

13-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Strauss sets up strong England lead

Andrew Strauss followed up his first-innings century with a composed, unbeaten 73 on the third day in Chennai as England built a strong lead of 247

13-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

'We were not complacent' - Dhoni

After three straightforward victories against the two best teams in the world, Mahendra Singh Dhoni discovered today that Test-match captaincy won't always be a bed of fragrant blooms

12-Dec-2008•S Aga

Swann on song as England seize the day

You wait nine years for your first Test wicket, then two come along all at once. Whatever pre-conceived notions Graeme Swann developed during that decade-spanning hiatus between his first England tour and his maiden Test cap, they were soundly trounced in

12-Dec-2008•Andrew Miller

Freddie turns Midas

Cricinfo rewinds the Plays of the day from the second day of the first Test in Chennai

12-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Swann sparks England's day

With a fine combined effort England's five-man attack reduced India to 155 for 6 in reply to their 316 on the second day in Chennai

12-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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