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England v India 2018

12 September 2018

  • Joe Root with the Pataudi Trophy for England’s 4-1 series win against India.

    Sportblog
    England and Joe Root feel the positives but opening question remains

    A series victory for England against India was a fillip as was Joe Root’s century but who opens the batting in Sri Lanka is no clearer
  • England v India 5th test match<br>At the post match celebrations Alastair Cook is doused with champagne by Sam Curran during the 5th day of the England v India 5th test match at the Kia Oval on September 11th 2018 in London (Photo by Tom Jenkins)

    Guardian Sport Network
    England player ratings for the India and Pakistan Tests this summer

    Jimmy Anderson and Sam Curran were excellent in the seven Test matches but Keaton Jennings may want to look away now
  • Stuart Broad and Jimmy Anderson

    The Spin newsletter
    Anderson and Broad close on final spells of two more England journeys

    After Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad have shared 111 Tests with Alastair Cook, the batsman’s retirement will have set the bowlers thinking about their own exits

11 September 2018

  • England captain Joe Root praises Cook and Anderson after victory over India – video

  • Jimmy Anderson and Alastair Cook leave the field together after the victory over India.

    Jimmy Anderson is England’s best ever cricketer, says departing Alastair Cook

  • Adil Rashid claimed the key wicket of KL Rahul as England closed out victory over India in the fifth Test.

    Sportblog
    Adil Rashid inflicts mortal wounds on India and can look to Sri Lanka

  • Jimmy Anderson bowls Mohammed Shami to end the match.

    England beat India by 118 runs in fifth Test for 4-1 series win – as it happened

  • Jimmy Anderson’s record wicket ensures England beat India in fifth Test

  • Stuart Broad revealed to be playing in final Test with broken rib

10 September 2018

  • Alastair Cook is applauded off at the end of his final Test innings.

    Alastair Cook says ‘dreams come true’ after 33rd and final Test century

    Alastair Cook left the Test arena as a batsman with 147 against India, putting England in control, and said: ‘To top it off with a score here is just incredible’
  • Alastair Cook is applauded off by the rest of the England players at the end of play on the fourth day at the Oval

    A Viking farewell for Alastair Cook, England’s unflashy seducer of crowds

    Alastair Cook is a genuine sporting great, a genius at the hard art of unshowy resistance – it is hard to think of another English player who has had a goodbye quite like this

    • Jimmy Anderson stops just short of stealing Alastair Cook’s limelight

    • Alastair Cook makes farewell century as England take control of fifth Test

    • England v India: Cook hits farewell hundred in fifth Test – as it happened

9 September 2018

  • Joe Root, Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad of England inspect the ball during the fifth Test.

    England could rest Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad on Sri Lanka trip

    Ed Smith, the national selector, admitted during an interview on BBC’s Test Match Special that while no decisions have been made, his panel ‘would consider’ leaving out Anderson and Broad
  • England v India 5th test match<br>Joe Root and Alastair Cook walk off at the end of play during the 3rd day of the England v India 5th test match at the Kia Oval on September 9th 2018 in London (Photo by Tom Jenkins)

    Alastair Cook’s final stand epitomises his determination at the crease

    England’s record-breaking batsman, Alastair Cook, survived a barrage of wicked deliveries against India in a trademark final innings for his country

    • Sportblog
      Robotic Keaton Jennings out cheaply again but will still go to Sri Lanka

      Barney Ronay at the Oval

    • England v India: fifth Test, day three – as it happened

    • Alastair Cook in control for England after fresh Keaton Jennings flop

8 September 2018

  • Jimmy Anderson took out his frustration after failing to take the wicket of Virat Kohli.

    Jimmy Anderson facing dissent fine after missing out on prized wicket

    Jimmy Anderson is awaiting official confirmation of a fine for a show of dissent towards the umpire Kumar Dharmasena after missing out on the prized wicket of Virat Kohli by a whisker
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