Sri Lanka scoreboard takes familiar tone with England team
The scorers in Kandy took a familiar tone with several members of the England team on day one of the second Test.
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James Anderson ready to put in hard yards with England
James Anderson could have put his feet up rather than take on a challenging tour of Sri Lanka – but England’s record wicket-taker insists there is nowhere he would rather be than “dripping with sweat and covered in mud” with his team.
Anderson ready for life without ‘idol’ Cook by his side
James Anderson is already steeling himself for life as an England cricketer without his “idol” Alastair Cook by his side.
McGrath doubts if Anderson Test wickets record will ever be beaten
Glenn McGrath has questioned whether James Anderson’s record Test wicket haul for a fast bowler will ever be broken.
Anderson happy to become world’s most successful pace bowler alongside Cook
James Anderson had the perfect company out there on the pitch with him for the moment he became the world’s most successful pace bowler.
Anderson fights back tears after breaking bowling record in Cook’s final Test
James Anderson struggled to control his emotions as he reflected on the moment he became the world’s most successful pace bowler and saw his great friend Alastair Cook end his international career.
Anderson breaks fast bowler Test wicket record as England win at The Oval
James Anderson took his last opportunity of The Oval Test to claim a famous piece of history as he completed England’s 118-run victory by becoming the world’s most successful pace bowler ever.
Alastair Cook serves up sensational century on final Test innings for England
Alastair Cook delighted The Oval crowd with a fairytale century in his final Test innings for England on a remarkable day of stellar career landmarks.
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James Anderson has matched Glenn McGrath’s record for wickets by a fast bowler, having moved to 563 with his four wickets in the fifth Test against India.
Hanuma Vihari and Ravindra Jadeja frustrate England
England could only claim one wicket from the opening session as India reached 240 for seven at lunch on day three of the fifth Specsavers Test at The Oval.
Birthday boy Buttler buoys England before India slump at The Oval
Jos Buttler believes England have put themselves in control of the fifth and final Specsavers Test at The Oval.
Birthday boy Jos Buttler helps give England the edge over India
Jos Buttler provided England’s seamers with the fresh impetus they needed on a hard-fought second day of the fifth Specsavers Test against India at The Oval.
Team-mates past and present pay tribute to Cook ahead of England farewell
Alastair Cook’s predecessor as England captain, Andrew Strauss, has said playing alongside his prolific former opening opener was the “the most special time” of his life.
England claim Virat Kohli’s wicket as fourth Test hangs in balance
England finally dismissed Virat Kohli just before tea on day four of the fourth Specsavers Test in Southampton to put themselves back on course for a series-sealing win.
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James Anderson has Glenn McGrath’s record of 563 Test wickets by a fast bowler in his sights, having moved to 557.
England hold out for 17 balls on day five as India claim crushing win
England lost the third Specsavers Test by a mammoth 203 runs as India cut the hosts’ series lead to 2-1 with two to play.
England suffer afternoon collapse as India take charge of third Test
England lost all 10 wickets in the afternoon session on day two of the third Specsavers Test with India at Trent Bridge.
India hit back as England falter
Captain Joe Root saw his partners fall away as England lost three wickets in less than an hour after lunch on day two of the third Specsavers Test with India.
England reach lunch unscathed after striking early to dismiss India
England were 46 without loss at lunch on day two of the third Specsavers Test after making short work of India’s tail.
James Anderson on hat-trick after England bowl out India for 329
James Anderson is on a hat-trick after England made short work of India’s final four first innings wickets.