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Jonny Bairstow earned his 100th cap in the final match of England's Test series with India, with the hosts having already secured victory by arriving to the Himalayas with a 3-1 lead

Joe Root struck his 31st Test hundred - his 10th against India - as England recovered from 112-5 at lunch to finish on 302-7 after the first day of the fourth Test

England's ultra-aggressive Bazball approach to batting did not work in the third Test, when they were handed a 434-run defeat by India, and Mark Ramprakash is concerned

Piers Morgan had backed Joe Root after his dismal dismissal just 20 minutes into Day Three of the third test between England and India, but the argument did not wash with Michael Vaughan

England were awarded five penalty runs after an infraction by India's Ravi Ashwin as they look to take the initiative on day two of the third Test with the scores level in the series

Joe Root was out playing an ugly shot to Ravichandran Ashwin as England slumped to a 106-run defeat against India in the second Test match in Visakhapatnam on Monday

Debutant left-arm spinner Tom Hartley took seven wickets to bowl England to a remarkable comeback win over India in the last over of day four of the first Test in Hyderabad

England's Cricket World Cup campaign in India has been disaster - with senior players Jos Buttler, Joe Root and Ben Stokes all avoiding a press conference on Tuesday

England slumped to their fifth World Cup defeat in a row, with the 33-run loss Australia officially confirming that the holders will not even make it to the knockout stages

England lost to South Africa by a huge 229 runs on Saturday, with Joe Root claiming that the conditions at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai made him feel like he was "eating air"

Joe Root has defended England captain Jos Buttler after their horror start to the Cricket World Cup and warned his teammates they need to "stand up and perform"

England suffered a humiliating defeat to Afghanistan at the Cricket World Cup on Sunday and are in serious danger of being knocked out of the tournament in India

Ben Stokes has missed England's first three Cricket World Cup fixtures with a hip injury - leaving fans worried about his participation in the rest of the tournament

New Zealand blew England away by nine wickets as Jos Buttler's batters failed to hit their familiar stride in a nightmare opening match at the World Cup in India

In four games against New Zealand in their final warm-up series before defending their 50-over crown in India next month, Root scored six, nought, four and 29

England favourites Ben Stokes and Joe Root are included in Jos Buttler's World Cup squad - but there's no room for Ashes star Harry Brook or 2019 hero Jofra Archer

Ben Stokes retired form one-day international (ODI) cricket a year ago but is almost certain to play for England in this year's World Cup after reversing that decision

England could not regain the urn as they had to settle for a drawn series with Stuart Broad bowing out in fairytale fashion in the fifth Test at The Oval

Stuart Broad's cheeky ploy at the Oval produced a dramatic reversal in fortunes for England in the fifth Ashes Test against Australia and has explained exactly why he did it

"Sorry to be the grumpy neighbour who asks to turn the music down a notch when your house party's in full swing, but when England play Australia, winning the Ashes is what matters most. In fact, it's the only thing that matters."

With rain intervening and preventing a result in the fourth Ashes Test, Mirror Sport has taken a look at three potential changes to the playing conditions which could be made to ensure fans get as much play as possible

Fans of the Ashes were left perplexed and infuriated by the decision to take lunch during a rare dry spell of weather during the fifth day of the Ashes fourth test at Old Trafford

England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow has found his place under pressure amid a number of shaky displays, but has shown his quality in the fourth Ashes test at Old Trafford

When it comes to matters on the field, England are on course to win the fourth Test and keep their Ashes dreams alive - but off the field matters, namely the weather, may destroy their hopes

Zak Crawley smashed a sublime 189 against Australia to put England firmly in control of the fourth Ashes Test as Ben Stokes' men hope to level the series 2-2