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England elected to bat after winning the toss in the series-deciding third ODI at Lord's, while India suffered a major setback with Jasprit Bumrah ruled out due to knee swelling. KL Rahul returned as India brought in Prince Yadav and Arshdeep Singh.
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England won the toss and elected to bowl against India in the second ODI at Cardiff. Ishan Kishan replaced an ill KL Rahul for India, while England brought in pace duo Gus Atkinson and Saqib Mahmood to level the series
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India captain Shubman Gill has surged within 11 points of top-ranked Daryl Mitchell in the latest ICC ODI batting rankings following his match-winning 80 against England. Meanwhile, Axar Patel broke into the top 10 all-rounders list.
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England have named a spin-heavy playing eleven for the first ODI against India at Edgbaston, promoting Jacob Bethell to open with Ben Duckett. Wicketkeeper Jos Buttler is also set to hit a major milestone, earning his 200th ODI cap
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England head coach Brendon McCullum confirmed he will temporarily ease the team's strict new ECB behavioral guidelines following their dominant 4-0 T20I series clean sweep over India, emphasizing that players deserve to "feel the warmth of success."
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Former batter Cheteshwar Pujara and coach Abhishek Nayar have criticized India's dismal T20I tour of England. Following a historic 4-0 series whitewash, the duo flagged severe middle-order shortcomings, poor fielding standards, and an inability to handle the short ball
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A cornered Shreyas Iyer leads a depleted Indian team into the fifth T20I against England in Southampton, desperately seeking a consolation win to avoid a humiliating 4-0 series whitewash after a wretched, winless run across the United Kingdom
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The BCCI will conduct a detailed review of India's men's T20I team after the England tour following a disappointing run that included series defeats to Ireland and England. Secretary Devajit Saikia said the board will identify shortcomings and work towards corrective measures.
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England have retained their winning playing XI for the third T20I against India at Trent Bridge as they seek to build on their 1-0 lead in the five-match series. The hosts are banking on continuity after their four-wicket victory in Manchester
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England defeated India by four wickets in the second T20 International at Manchester, taking a 1-0 series lead. Jacob Bethell’s unbeaten 76 and a costly over from Ravi Bishnoi proved decisive after India posted 190 despite key contributions from Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan
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England have recalled pace spearhead Jofra Archer and handed a T20I debut to Josh Tongue for Saturday's second T20I against India at Old Trafford. The hosts make two changes following the rain-abandoned series opener at Chester-le-Street
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India's Ishan Kishan has claimed the No. 1 T20I batter spot, dethroning teammate Abhishek Sharma. Concurrently, Australia's Travis Head reached a career-first world No. 1 ranking among Test batters, displacing England's Harry Brook in the latest ICC charts
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India's Shubman Gill jumped to second in the latest ICC ODI batting rankings, while New Zealand's Matt Henry joined Jasprit Bumrah as the joint-No. 1 Test bowler. Meanwhile, England veteran Joe Root reclaimed the top spot among Test batters
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Former skipper Michael Vaughan argues that Ben Stokes' midnight curfew breach at a London nightclub should not cost him England's Test captaincy. Vaughan believes Stokes holds enough "credit in the bank" despite the ongoing ECB investigation ahead of the second Test
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England's Harry Brook has dethroned teammate Joe Root to reclaim the No. 1 ICC Test batter ranking. Meanwhile, Indian captain Shubman Gill jumped to eighth place following a blistering 126-run knock against Afghanistan
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Joe Root and Harry Brook shared a 154-run stand to take England to 211 for three before bad light stopped play on Day 1 of the final Ashes test in Sydney, which also featured emotional tributes for Bondi terror victims
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Australia closed in on a 3-0 Ashes lead after reducing England to 207/6 chasing 435 in the Adelaide Test. Cummins and Lyon starred with the ball after Travis Head’s 170 powered Australia to 349 in their second innings
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Travis Head’s unbeaten 142 and Alex Carey’s 52 not out powered Australia to 271/4 at stumps on Day 3 of the Ashes third Test in Adelaide, giving the hosts a commanding 356-run lead over England
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India opener Rohit Sharma has climbed to the No. 1 spot in the ICC Men’s ODI Batting Rankings for the first time, surpassing Shubman Gill and Ibrahim Zadran after stellar knocks in the Australia series. Several Indian players also improved their rankings
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Mohammed Siraj’s five-wicket haul powered India to a dramatic six-run win over England in the 5th Test at The Oval, levelling the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2. A four-wicket burst on Day 5 sealed one of India’s finest overseas Test wins