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With a world-class top order and a refreshingly strong bowling attack, India have never looked this robust going into a world tournamentAakash Chopra1

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The spirit remained willing but the batting basics, the tactics, the bowling lines and, for the first time on tour, the catching were weakTony Cozier0

“We’re not playing for what we wanted to be playing for, but a really vital match for us in the grand scheme of things,” the captain Jos Buttler saidM

Aggression from outset mirrors approach taken by other young batters, including India’s PantVithushan Ehantharajah09-Dec-2024England were still at the

Sri Lanka’s interim coach on challenges of playing in England, his team’s pace attack, future plans, and moreAndrew Fidel Fernando19-Aug-2024As someon

After overseeing a fast-bowling revolution of sorts for the team, Allan Donald hopes Bangladesh will prepare more sporting pitches to keep the quicks