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Oval Test
Sun, August 29 2021
Virat Kohli Hints Changes in India’s Playing XI For Oval Test, Explains Why
Eng vs Ind: Kohli said that there could be changes made to manage the workload considering it is a long series.
Fri, September 07 2018
Tea report: Cook fifty drives England, drops hurt India
Alastair Cook, playing his farewell game, struck a composed half-century, and aided by some sloppy fielding from India, drove England to 123/1 at tea.
Fri, September 07 2018
Twitter fumes over Hanuma Vihari’s inclusion ahead of Karun Nair
The decision to include Hanuma Vihari in India's Playing XI for the fifth Test against England ahead of Karun Nair has received plenty of flak.
Thu, September 06 2018
England series another “missed opportunity” for India: Sunil Gavaskar
Gavaskar pointed out how Indian batsmen once again failed to replicate the success of their fast bowlers, resulting in a 60-run defeat at Southampton and a series loss.
Thu, September 06 2018
If you are No. 1, you have to win: Mohinder Amarnath
Amarnath mentioned how for India, the the No. 1 Test side in the world, winning should be of utmost importance.
Sun, August 23 2015
Ashes 2015: Moods and moments from the fifth Test at The Oval
With England facing defeat on its face in the ongoing Oval Test, this is also the last test of the series.
Mon, August 10 2015
“Will a hundred at The Oval change things?” Kyly and Shane Warne asked Michael Clarke
Clarke in his column for Daily Telegraph revealed, “Once I got back to my hotel after day two I spoke to my wife, Kyly, and then I went straight up to Warnie’s (Shane Warne’s) room.”
Sat, December 31 2011
Zaheer Abbas hopeful of controversy free series between Pakistan-England
The bitterness caused by the Oval Test fiasco and the spot-fixing scandal notwithstanding, Pakistan's former Test captain Zaheer Abbas is hopeful that the upcoming series against England will be free of any controversies.