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English cricket fans flock in huge numbers to witness the India VS England test match. The final test of the five-match series between India and England is set to be held at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium (HPCA) in Dharamshala, India on March 7, 2024.

Ravichandran Ashwin reflects on his journey | What does the 100th test mean to him?

Ravichandran Ashwin, who will mark his 100th Test appearance for India in the Dharamsala Test against England beginning March 7, 2024, opened up about his family struggles and early days. Watch to know more!

Yashasvi Jaiswal matches Virat Kohli's historic record l Dominates India vs England test match

Jaiswal has matched Virat Kohli's impressive tally of 655 runs during the fourth day of the fourth Test between India and England in Ranchi. This achievement makes him the joint-second-highest Indian run-scorer in a home test series. Should Jaiswal accumulate 45 more runs to reach the 700-run mark, he'll secure the distinction of being the first Indian batsman to achieve this milestone in India-England Tests. Additionally, Jaiswal has set another remarkable record by becoming the Indian batsman with the highest runs after 8 Tests, boasting 971 runs to his name. This places him just behind the legendary Don Bradman, who amassed 1210 runs during the same time frame. Watch the video to know more

Dhruv jurel bowled out at 90 | India crosses 300 runs vs England in 4th Test

Slow and steady is the name of the game, all thanks to Dhruv Jurel who hit sixes and fours off consecutive deliveries on Day 3 of the India vs England Test game. He kept up that performance to achieve his maiden Test 50 at the start of the 89th over, off a delivery from Tom Hartley. But just when we thought that a test century would be imminent, Dhruv Jurel was bowled out by an impeccable delivery from Tom Hartley at 90 runs. However, thanks to Kuldeep Yadav and Dhruv Jurel’s determination, India are trailing by just 46 runs. Watch for more

India vs England 4th Test Day 3: India eye 3-1 lead, need 152 runs to win with 10 wickets in hand

At the end of the 3rd day's play, at stumps, India is at 40/0, with Rohit Sharma unbeaten at 24 and Yashasvi Jaiswal at 16. The team needs 152 more runs to win, with 10 wickets in hand. The visitors, after a quick collapse of the middle and lower order, were all out at 145 in their second innings. India has been set a target of 192 runs. England had won the first test in Hyderabad by 28 runs, while India won back-to-back tests in Visakhapatnam and Rajkot by 106 and 434 runs. Here's a round-up of all the action that unfolded on the field on Day 3.

Women’s Under-19 World Cup Final: Shafali Verma’s India and their tryst with destiny

At a time when the BCCI’s soon-to-be-launched Women’s Premier League has got the world talking about women’s cricket, the foremost figure in the spotlight would be Shafali Verma, a game-changer having injected a never-seen-before brand of big-hitting in Indian women’s cricket, and is the third woman ever to have led India to a World Cup final.