What is the Pataudi Trophy and why is it significant?

The Pataudi Trophy is the official name given to the Test series played between India and England in England.

When and where will the India vs England 2025 Test series be played?

The five-Test series starts on June 20 at Headingley, followed by matches at Edgbaston (July 2), Lord’s (July 10), Old Trafford (July 23) and The Oval (July 31).

Who is leading the India cricket team in the 2025 England tour?

Shubman Gill has been appointed as the captain of the Indian Test team for this series, marking his first assignment as Test skipper.

What is the Anthony de Mello Trophy?

The Anthony de Mello Trophy is the name given to the Test series between India and England when England tours India.

What are the venues for the five IND v ENG Tests?

The venues for the IND v ENG five Test matches are: Headingley, Edgbaston, Lord’s, Old Trafford and The Oval.

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Mohammed Siraj was the hero as India beat England by just six runs in a thrilling fifth Test at the Oval on Monday to end a dramatic series level at 2-2.

India vs England 5th Test Day 5: Mohammed Siraj picks five-wicket haul to power IND to memorable win - Action in Images

Rain in the evening session pushed the series-deciding final Test to day five after a down and out India managed to stay in the game yet again

India vs England 5th Test Day 4: Prasidh Krishna gives IND a glimmer of hope with Joe Root's scalp - Action in Images

Meanwhile, Jaiswal went on to smack 118 off 164 balls, getting another ton in this series.

India vs England 5th Test, Day 3: All-round batting show puts IND in strong position, ENG chase 374 - Action in images

Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten 51 took India to 75/2 at stumps on the second day of the fifth Test against England, with a lead of 52 runs.

India vs England 5th Test Day 2: Jaiswal hits fifty after Siraj, Krishna bundle out England for 247 - Action in Images

India closed the day at 206/6, with Karun Nair anchoring the innings through a challenging phase to remain unbeaten on 52. He was well supported by Washington Sundar, who looked composed during his 45-ball 19*, as the duo ensured a steady finish to the day.

India vs England 5th Test Day 1: Karun Nair hits fifty as IND fight back at stumps - Action in Images

Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar played out almost two whole sessions to ensure India didn't face further hiccups and managed to secure the draw, taking the series to the Oval where they will have a shot at levelling honours.

IND vs ENG 4th Test Day 5: Washington and Jadeja put finishing touches on historic fightback draw — Action in Images

KL Rahul and Shubman Gill stitched together a partnership of 174* and building, stayign unbeaten through the second and third session when losing a wicket could easily have meant a rapid loss. Suddenly, India are in the contest to fight it out for a draw — but still a lot left to do.

IND vs ENG 4th Test Day 4: Gill and Rahul's fourth day marathon keeps India's hopes alive — Action in Images

Dravid, Kallis, Ponting. All names who fell as Joe Root overtook them at Old Trafford enroute to 150 and his 38th Test century, now behind only Sachin Tendulkar in terms of most Test runs scored in history. History beckons for the Englishman, who has done his part to set up a famous series victory for his team.

IND vs ENG 4th Test Day 3: Joe Root hunts down legend after legend, all but bats India out of match — Action in Images

Rishabh Pant heads to the crease in what was the most iconic moment of this day of cricket. Despite a hurt foot, Pant showed up to tell the England team that India were here to fight for a result — but it was nevertheless England who dominated day's play.

IND vs ENG 4th Test Day 2: Rishabh Pant returns to bat like a warrior, but England well on top — Action in Images

Rishabh Pant retired hurt with an injured foot on the opening day. Pant was on 37 at Old Trafford when an attempted reverse sweep off Chris Woakes saw the ball deflect onto his right ankle and foot.

India vs England 4th Test Day 1: Rishabh Pant's injury put IND in spot of bother but Sudharsan shines - Action in Images

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