The bat went one way. The ball went the other. One of the wildest innings in test cricket from India star Rishabh Pant came to a suitably extraordinary end against England at Edgbaston on Saturday. Attempting to pull offspinner Shoaib Bashir for six,

Rishabh Pant, who came into this series with questions hanging over him after a below-par IPL, has turned things around in spectacular fashion. Already amassing 325 runs in four innings so far, Pant’s

Rishabh Pant is bringing the chaos at Edgbaston as India stretched its lead to 357 runs by lunch on Day 4 of the second test against England. The explosive left-handed batter reached the break on

He is just the second Indian to achieve this feat after Sunil Gavaskar, who did it against West Indies in 1971 at Port of Spain. In England, Gill becomes only the second player to accomplish this, and the first Indian captain, following Graham Gooch’s effort against India at Lord’s in 1990.

Shubman Gill, who now has 369* runs (til the Tea break on Day 4), became the first Indian in 87 years to score more than 350 runs in a single Test.

BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) -India finished day three of the second test on 64-1 to lead England by 244 runs after they dismissed the hosts for 407 in the first innings at Edgbaston on Friday despite Jamie Smith's commanding and unbeaten knock of 184.

England has had big centuries from Harry Brook and Jamie Smith but little else to celebrate as India stayed in control of the second test on a turbulent Day 3 at Edgbaston.

England are once again facing a massive fourth innings chase on a logic-defying day of cricket in the second Test at Edgbaston. Jamie Smith [184*] and Harry Brook [158] both hit huge centuries in