India Vs England 2018  

In only his third Test, Rishabh showed his class to hit a 146-ball 114 at The Oval. He and KL Rahul (147) added 204 runs for the sixth wicket

'In the first Test, England were 87 for 7 (in the second innings) at Edgbaston, he (Curran) got the runs. In the fourth Test, they were 86 for 6 (first innings) in Southampton, he got the runs. We were 50 for 0 (first innings) at Edgbaston, he got the wickets,' Ravi Shastri said

'Ideally we would want two three-day or four-day games before a Test series. But do you have the time? For example, we have a T20 series in Australia preceding the Test series. There is a 10-day gap before the first Test,' said Ravi Shastri

London: England won the fifth and final Test against India to claim the Pataudi Trophy 4-1. India captain Virat Kohli praised KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant for scoring centuries on the final day and not surrendering without a fight. There was a moment during the post-match press conference when Kohli snapped at an Indian journalist for asking whether the current side was the best among the country’s teams in the past 15 years, a view put forward by coach Ravi Shastri, recently.

At The Oval, a reporter asked, 'Virat, you guys were competitive throughout the series but the fact that these kind of tags like 'best Indian side in the last 15 years', do these things put extra pressure on you or do you actually believe you are?'

London: England opener Alastair Cook scored a century in his last Test innings at The Oval, against India. After his knock on the fourth day of the fifth Test, he said that he wants to bow out of international cricket with a 4-1 series win which will be “special” against the top-ranked Indian side.

London: India fast bowler Mohammed Shami spoke to the media after the fourth day's play of the fifth Test against England at The Oval and revealed 'sad' and 'fun' moments of the tour. Also, he said he had learnt a lot from English pacemen James Anderson and Stuart Broad.

'I am not at all surprised at Kohli's performance. He is an absolute champion. I think the last England tour was the only time he was questioned of his abilities in a foreign land. He has put that out of the equation now,' said Adam Gilchrist on Virat Kohli

England carried that momentum into its bowling as Broad struck with his first ball to dismiss Shikhar Dhawan leg before wicket for three. Broad’s 432nd wicket lifted him past Richard Hadlee to eighth on the all-time wicket-taking list