Dawid Malan and Joe Root’s 138-run on Day 3 of the Adelaide Test against Australia stand is the third-best third-wicket stand in Day-night Tests. Root became only the third batter to score 1600 plus runs in a calendar year.
Disagreeing with Virat Kohli's assessment, former England captain Alastair Cook said batting was near impossible on the newly laid strip at the refurbished stadium in Ahmedabad
Babe Ruth went out with a whimper, but Liverpool tasted Italian glory, Mike Tyson showed his full power and Alastair Cook made it a double
Alastair Cook had previously said that it will take a monumental effort from India to beat England in England
Here's a look at all the numbers and records from the India vs England Test series, featuring intriguing feats achieved by cricket legends from these two countries
Apart from Virat Kohli, the other players who found a spot in Alastair Cook's list were Brian Lara, Ricky Ponting, Jacques Kallis and Kumar Sangakkara
After the WTC final in Southampton, India will play full 5-match Test series against hosts England
The England and Wales Cricket Board have postponed all domestic action until at least May 28 because of the coronavirus pandemic
Former West Indies bowler and current broadcaster Ian Bishop and Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib al Hasan have stood down from the committee
In his book, Alastair Cook remembers that “David Warner, a couple of beers into his celebration (after Australia's Ashes win in 2017-18), mentioned that he...
England have taken part in every World Cup since staging the inaugural men's event in 1975, but the trophy has become Holy Grail for the pioneers of one-day...
Some called time on their careers on a high, but not all of them were lucky to get the farewell they deserved.
Four-time Ashes winner Cook becomes the first England cricketer to be given a 'Sir' prefix since Ian Botham in 2007.
The margin of defeat may look big, but the chase will be remembered as one of India's best in recent times. After all, they were once 2/3 inside the first four...
With 406 runs required on the final day and seven wickets in hand, an embarrassing 1-4 series defeat looks imminent for India as of now.
The former England captain became the fifth player to score a century in his debut and final Test.
At the close of third day's, England were 114/2 with retiring Alastair Cook and captain Joe Root unbeaten on 46 and 29 runs respectively.
