 | India vs England third Test: Ravichandran Ashwin becomes second-fastest bowler to 400 Test wicketsRavichandran Ashwin is the fourth Indian bowler in the 400 Test wickets club after Kapil Dev, Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh. |
 | South Africa rout embattled Australia by 322 runs in third Test, lead series 2-1Set 430 to win, Australia were skittled out for just 107 late on the fourth day at Newlands Stadium in Cape Town. |
 | Dinesh Karthik fills in for Parthiv Patel: India benefit from new ruleKarthik, who has not played a Test since January 2010, kept wickets in the final session after Patel injured his right index finger. |
 | Captain Virat Kohli hails India triumph as 'massive milestone'Kohli said India's performance on a pitch designed to help South Africa's fast bowlers showed they could win in any conditions. |
 | India win the third Test against South Africa by dramatic 63-runIndia bowled out South Africa for 177 runs in their second innings on fourth and penultimate day to claim a consolatory 63-win in the third and final Test here on Saturday. |
 | Ashes series third test: England admit bowling attack flaws as Australia seize controlAustralia were 549 for four in their first innings by stumps, with Smith on 229 and Marsh on 181, having seized total control to lead England by 146 runs with six wickets still in hand. |
 | Ashes series third test: Steve Smith leaves Ashes rivals and teammates in aweRivals and team-mates alike were left in awe of Steve Smith after the world's top-ranked Test batsman hit new heights in the third Ashes match against England at the WACA Ground on Saturday. |
 | 14 wickets fall on day one of final England-West Indies TestWest Indies was 123 all out in its first innings and England 46-4 in reply as the batsmen floundered on a pitch that initially appeared good enough. |
 | Lack of hardness in ball in middle session hurt us, says Virat KohliIndia went wicket-less in the post-lunch session with Peters Handscomb and Shaun Marsh frustrating Indian bowlers with their dogged batting. |
