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India vs England

India vs England 2011: News

No glory despite guts

India and England finally dished out a thrilling one-day spectacle at the Lord's on Sunday. There was little to separate the teams in the fourth game and it proved impossible to predict the winner till the last over. Sanjjeev K Samyal reports. Scorecard

Keeping ahead of the field

England have got a taste of what to expect in their return series in India in the last two one-dayers. Alastair Cook's men are assured of a tough examination from a team smarting from humiliation they have inflicted in their own backyard. Sanjeev Karan Samyal reports.

Old haunt, few hopefuls

With each game in the one-day series, India have got closer to England but victory remains elusive. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team return to the stage from where they started the beleaguered tour. Sanjjeev K Samyal reports.

Right spin in a series gone wrong

Chasing 234, when England raced to 63 in 10 overs, it looked like it would be another cakewalk. That from the opening platform, India made Alastair Cook's batsmen huff and puff to victory, tells a story of a fine fightback. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

The way we handled pressure was pleasing: Cook

Just one win away from clinching the series against India, England captain Alastair Cook lauded his team for handling the pressure well in a nervy chase to come up trumps in the third ODI.

Dhoni blames bowlers for the defeat

Mahendra Singh Dhoni blamed the profligacy of his bowlers in the initial overs as the prime reason for his team's defeat in the third ODI in London on Friday.

England inflict more misery on India, win Oval ODI by 3 wickets

England inflicted more misery on India as Craig Kieswetter's quick-fire 51 inspired a three-wicket win over the beleaguered tourists in the third one-day international here at The Oval on Friday. Scoreboard

India ride on sixth sense

When England bowlers scythed through India's top order, it appeared MS Dhoni had got his combination wrong. His main reason behind playing Ravindra Jadeja would have been to fill in the fifth bowler's spot. Sanjjeev K Samyal reports.

ODIs are Raina’s sphere of influence

Suresh Raina has become an enigma of sorts. The Oval crowd would have found it difficult to believe that he is India’s dangerman in one-dayers. Their impression of the left-hander is of one who earned a pair in the Test played here.

Youngsters eye capital high

It's the toughest tour India have undertaken since the start of the new millennium. But if you have the mettle, it may be a good time to walk into this team. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal writes. Who is doing what? | Match reckoner

'Dhoni still a formidable leader'

At the start of the tour, Graeme Swann had declared that England’s main target of the summer series would be MS Dhoni. For him, the India captain was the player to get for England to be successful. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

Skipper Dhoni needs to bat up the order

After the Test defeat at the Oval, India return for the third ODI, but unfortunately the team's confidence has continued to plummet. If there is no drastic change in the bowling, I don't see an improvement. Sourav Ganguly writes.

England never had it so good

Firstly, my thoughts go out to those families affected by the blasts in Delhi. It seems no place in the world is safe anymore. Kevin Pietersen writes.

 

Beat India in India and then we'er champions: Swann

Off-spinner Graeme Swann says England will have to beat India in the world champions' backyard if they aspire to be counted among the best in one-day international cricket.

India drenched, fear of washout

Another humiliating defeat against England has completely shaken the visitors who inch closer to series whitewash. Sanjjeev K Samyal writes. From bad to worse
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