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England's win-loss ratio of 3.375 at the ground is significantly better than anywhere else. India have a terrible record here, with a draw and five
Maurice Leyland was probably the person to coin the word 'Chinaman'. Denis Compton and Arthur Morris practised the art, too.
England have won 27 Tests at Edgbaston and lost 8. Their win-loss ratio here is 3.375, their best at a major home ground. On the
Sourav Ganguly picked two spinners and opted to bat despite the gloom. The rest is history.
England scored 230 runs across innings in the Test, less than India's scores of 272 and 237. It was only the fifth time in history
India had drawn two and lost eight of their first 10 Tests at Lord's. This was their 11th attempt.
India had lost 15 out of their 19 Tests on English soil before the tour, drawing only rest. In fact had lost 11 of their
India Women were 101 for 3 after 25 overs. Then all hell broke loose.
England, with more balanced batting and bowling line-ups, looks more formidable than India.
Kuldeep Yadav took 6 for 25 at Trent Bridge. England will have to decode him at Lord's to stay alive in the series.
Johannes Kotze was tricked by his South African teammates that day at Hove, and KS Ranjitsinhji took advantage to the fullest.
The story is about a day’s cricket when not a single bail was dislodged at one end.
Alexander Cowie was as erratic as he was quick. However, on that day at Fenner’s he found Jack Hobbs too hot to handle.
Was it racism? Perhaps, but then, those were different times.
Hampshire needed a solitary run to win, so the Nottinghamshire fielders didn’t even bother to change.
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