It’s already been a stunning and record breaking season for England’s cricketers in all forms of the game.

India took a comfortable lead of 132 runs over England on the third day of the fifth and final Test at Edgbaston on Sunday.

The England vs India, 5th (rescheduled) Test will be played at Edgbaston, Birmingham.

There is little doubt that England will go for it, but it will be fascinating to see if their ultra-aggressive approach succeeds against the pace and prowess of Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami.

England batter Joe Root is back at the top of the MRF Tyres ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings after smashing a second successive century in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship series against New Zealand.

A host of celebrities and cricketing stars yesterday helped raise vital funds at the inaugural #RockforRuth event for the Ruth Strauss Foundation, the charity set up by Sir Andrew Strauss in memory of his wife Ruth who died from a non-smoking lung cancer.

Former England captain Joe Root not only notched up his 26th Test century and took England to victory in the first Test against New Zealand but also became the joint-youngest batter to the milestone of 10,000 runs in the history of Test cricket.

Joe Root has today stepped down as England Men's Test Captain.

Ollie Robinson is all set to replace the injured Mark Wood for the Barbados Test.

Joe Root and Pat Cummins after the conclusion of the fourth Vodafone men's Ashes Test at the SCG

England desperately need to win the Adelaide day-night pink-ball Test match to remain competitive in the series.

In my capacity as England captain and as a senior player at Yorkshire, I feel compelled to address the current situation that has consumed the sport and YCCC.

While Mark Wood, Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali are set to play for England, India will have to choose between Ravichandran Ashwin and Umesh Yadav.

India registered a comprehensive 157-run win over England in the fourth Test at The Oval to take an unassailable 2-1 lead in the five-Test series for the Pataudi Trophy.

India set an imposing 368 run target for England to take a 2-1 lead in the five-Test series for the Pataudi Trophy.

India took control of the fourth Test with an excellent display with the bat which helped them gain a 171 run lead.

England once again nudged ahead of India on the second day of the fourth Test at The Oval in London in the five-Test series.

On a hectic action-packed 13-wicket day, England just about nudged ahead of India on the opening day of the fourth Test at The Oval on Thursday. India were bowled out for 191 after being asked to bat. Later, towards the end of the day, England finished on 53 for three still 138 runs behind the visitors.

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.