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India's batting defiance forces a draw, sets up a series-deciding fifth cricket test against England
MANCHESTER, England -- A roller-coaster of a test cricket series between England and India is, fittingly, going down to the wire. India salvaged an against-the-odds draw in the fourth test with a show of grit and sheer defiance at Old Trafford on Sunday, and kept alive its chances of tying the five-match series.
India become only team in Test cricket history to achieve massive feat with brilliant batting effort
Team India batted out 143 overs to heroically draw the fourth Test against England in Manchester at Old Trafford. With this effort, they not only stayed alive in the series but also became the first and only team to achieve a massive feat in Test cricket history.
By Shah Faisal All four Tests in this gripping India-England series have gone the full five days—and so have the bowlers. England have largely managed to avoid ...
MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) -India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant will miss the fifth test against England at the Oval due to a ...
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Old Trafford, compared to Lord’s, is more inclusive culturally and from a cricket standpoint, writes Amrit Mathur ...
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Only Don Bradman (19 v England) and Sunil Gavaskar (13 v West Indies) have scored more Test centuries against a single ...
Should artificial lighting at the ground not work, rules on natural lighting and weather will apply. For day/night Test ...
A man believed to be Ed Sheeran was swarmed by fans at Old Trafford during England's fourth Test against India on Sunday, 27 July. The individual was later identified as Ty Jones, a lookalike who is ...
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