India took control of the second Test at Edgbaston with England requiring 536 runs to win with seven wickets remaining.

England have reinvigorated the traditional format of the game with their no-limits policy, but India have raised the bar ...

India set a daunting target of 608 runs for England after Shubman Gill's record innings, leaving England struggling at 72/3 ...

Gill (161 off 162 balls) turned himself into a virtual 'Run Machine', smashing his third hundred in four innings following ...

Shubman Gill smashed 430 runs in the Edgbaston Test—most by a visiting batter—becoming the first ever to score a double ton ...

No side in 148 years of Test cricket has made more to win in the fourth innings than the West Indies' 418 against Australia ...

Shubman Gill scored an incredible 161 in the second innings before Siraj and Akash Deep took three English top-order wickets ...

England’s belief in miracles will be tested to its limits after India left them in an apparently unwinnable position heading ...

Shubman Gill’s insatiable appetite for runs resulted in a second hundred of the game as India set an impossible 608-run target, throwing down the gauntlet to England’s Bazballers who were staring down ...

Virat Kohli shared an Instagram story on Shubman Gill after he scored his second century of the match at Edgbaston., Cricket ...