India's batting collapsed in the face of sustained new-ball bowling by Ollie Robinson as the visitors collapsed to a massive innings defeat in the third Test. The five-Test series is now levelled at 1-1.

India fought back brilliantly on the third day of the third Test of the five-Test series to set up an interesting couple of days at Headingley, Leeds. At the end of the day, India finished on 215 for two, still 139 runs behind the host, England. So the visitors are still not out of the woods.

England took total control of the third Test in the five-Test series for the Pataudi Trophy at the second day's play at Headingley in Leeds. On Thursday, England now leads India by 345 runs as they finished on an impressive 423 for eight when stumps were drawn.

England took a total command of the third Test on the very first day at Headingley, Leeds on a day where only a total of 198 runs were scored. England finished the day at 120 for no loss after shooting out India for a mere 78 in just 40.4 overs.

The summertime finally returned to that most famous of Leeds suburbs and provided the backdrop for a good week of cricket at Headingley Cricket Club.

The weather continued to cause problems for Headingley Cricket Club this week although they did manage to get a rearranged cup game played on Tuesday against near neighbours Old Leos.

Headingley returned to action following the bad weather with their first, second and third teams all completing victories this weekend.

Headingley CC did well to get four completed games this weekend after heavy overnight rain in Yorkshire.

Two losses and a win certainly wasn’t the perfect start we were looking for as we set out on Saturday morning raring for the season, but positives can be taken from every match.

Pre-season has been very promising for the lads representing the famous Headingley club with pre-season nets having begun in October.