England tour of India 2016-17 News

Mirpur 183 or Pune 122 - vote for the best Kohli ODI hundred
A career-best score in Mirpur, or a captain's innings under pressure - which one will you pick?
How many bowlers have taken 100 Test wickets or more at a single venue?
And which Test spinner was nicknamed "Muscles"?
Karun Nair on his triple against England in Chennai: 'You have to just grind yourself out of the tough times'
The only Indian batsman to convert his maiden Test ton into a 300-plus score looks back at that innings from four years ago
The Warner and du Plessis show
Numbers Game: Their ODI careers have been remarkably similar so far, from the early lows to the recent highs.
England still Champions Trophy favourites despite India loss
Despite the indignity of last week's stunning meltdown in the third ODI against India, England's cricketers remain slender favourites to end one of the longest trophy droughts in world cricket

Big win

246

The margin of India's win, their second largest (by runs) in Tests against England - they won by 279 runs at Headingley in 1986

Ashwin's bunny

Duckett's average v Ashwin in the series: in 40 balls he has scored 15 runs off him and been dismissed three times

Slow and steady

171

Balls for Cook's 50, his slowest half-century in Tests; his previous slowest was off 164 balls, v Australia at Trent Bridge, 2013, and in Colombo in 2012

Bowled again

Number of times Pujara has been bowled in Tests, out of the 59 times he has been dismissed by bowlers - a percentage of 27.11

Not hot in second innings

29.42

Murali Vijay's Test average in the second innings; in the first he averages 48.38

Not a great start

Runs for which England lost their 1st 5 wickets. This is their sixth lowest ever against India in India. Previously they lost 5 for 69 runs in Ahmedabad in 2012

Mirpur 183 or Pune 122 - vote for the best Kohli ODI hundred

How many bowlers have taken 100 Test wickets or more at a single venue?

Karun Nair on his triple against England in Chennai: 'You have to just grind yourself out of the tough times'

The Warner and du Plessis show

England still Champions Trophy favourites despite India loss