ICC World Test Championship

Ranchi: South Africa claimed three wickets with the new ball, but Rohit Sharma’s third hundred of the series ensured the tale on the first day at Ranchi was another of Indian dominance. The series was settled by India’s victories in the…

Pune: India swept to victory by an innings and 137 runs against South Africa at Pune, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series and maintaining their 100 per cent World Test Championship record. Having brought the Proteas’ first…

Pune: Vernon Philander and Keshav Maharaj batted together for a staggering 43.1 overs and added 109 runs for the ninth wicket, before South Africa were eventually bundled out for 275 in their first innings at the end of third day's play in…

Pune: Virat Kohli's seventh Test double hundred powered India to a mammoth first innings total of 601/5 declared, before seamers struck thrice to pile on further misery for South Africa on day two of the second Test in Pune. The Indian…

Visakhapatnam: The end was swift. It could have come quicker, but for a record ninth-wicket stand for South Africa in Tests against India. Cheteshwar Pujara had spoken at the end of the fourth day of there being enough cracks on the…

Visakhapatnam: India opener Mayank Agarwal, who converted his maiden Test century into a double ton on day two of the first Test against South Africa in Visakhapatnam, was extremely pleased with his individual effort and the game's overall…

Visakhapatnam: Rohit Sharma marked his foray into Test match opening with his fourth career century as South Africa’s bowlers were rendered wicketless on the first day of their three-Test series against India. On a truncated day, only…

Manchester: Australia defeated England in fourth test by 185 runs on the last day at Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester, UK to retain the Ashes series. Chasing a target of 383 runs, England were all out for 197. England resumed Day 5 on…

Mumbai: India claimed the eight wickets required for victory without much fuss to complete a 2-0 series win over West Indies.

Mumbai: India's ace paceman Jasprit Bumrah claimed first Test hat-trick as he broke the back of West Indies' batting, leaving the hosts stuttering at 87/7 on day two of the Kingston Test.