While 1632 runs were scored on that 'flat Edgbaston pitch' across four innings, which included three centuries from as many ...

It was in the fitness of things that the two men, skipper Shubman Gill with the catch off pacer Akash Deep, who influenced India’s charge the most were involved in the final dismissal (of Brydon Carse ...

England captain Ben Stokes attributed their 337-run defeat against India in the second Test to the Edgbaston pitch, ...

Jofra Archer had been included in England's squad for the second Test against India but didn't find a place in the playing XI ...

England head coach Brendon McCullum feels that their decision to bowl first has lead to their heavy defeat at Edgbaston.

India’s dominance with the bat downed England in a 336-run win in the second Test match to level the series 1-1 at Edgbaston.

Stokes praised Shubman Gill's exceptional 430-run performance. Despite the loss, Stokes commended Jamie Smith's 272 runs and Harry Brook's 158. England now looks towards the next Test at Lord's.

Gus Atkinson joins Jofra Archer, Sam Cook and Jamie Overton as alternative seam-bowling options in England's 16-man squad ...

As Ben Stokes' strategies fell flat on a flat Edgbaston pitch, the England skipper likened it to subcontinent conditions ...

Runs, however, are nature's greatest healer. The best case for England is Stokes finding some form and he continues at six ...

With the five-match series standing at 1-1, both teams go into the Lord's Test hoping to maintain their dominance.