James Anderson became the leading fast bowler in test history as he bowled Mohammed Shami to seal victory for England over India at the Oval on Tuesday. read more

England’s premier paceman James Anderson created history at the Oval on Tuesday as he went past Australian great Glenn Mcgrath to become the most successful fast bowler in the history of Test cricket. Anderson dismissed Mohammed Shami to pick up his 564th Test wicket and thus went past McGrath’s mark of 563 wickets. Anderson, who had earlier become the first English bowler to pick 400 Test wickets and subsequently went past the 500 scalps mark too, has taken 19 Test matches more than the Australian to breach his mark (HT Correspondent)read more

Having enjoyed the memorable end to his Test career, former England captain Alastair Cook was an emotional man at the end of the final match of the series against India. read more

James Anderson became the most successful fast bowler in Test history when he sealed England’s 118-run win over India at the Oval on Tuesday. read more

James Anderson scalped two wickets during India’s second innings at the Oval on Monday and that helped him take the top spot in the illustrious list along with Glenn Mcgrath read more

Anderson has 557 wickets, just six fewer than the retired McGrath ahead of the fourth Test against India, which starts on Thursday. read more

The availability of Steven Smith and David Warner is yet to be confirmed but they are expected to play a good chunk of the season, according to a report on cricket.com.au. read more

James Anderson became the first bowler to take 100 Test wickets at Lord’s and took his career tally to 553 -- just 10 shy of Australia great Glenn McGrath’s record of 563 for the most taken by any pace bowler in Test cricket. read more

Ishant Sharma had a good first Test against England, where he took seven wickets including a five-for in the second innings and Glenn McGrath is happy that he is slowly adapting to conditions. read more

The Edgbaston Test between India and England could turn into a battle of attrition between England pacer James Anderson and India batsmen led by their skipper Virat Kohli. read more

Glenn Mcgrath, who is director of coaching at MRF Pace Foundation, said though the Indian bowlers have been doing well in recent times, batting remains their strength. read more

Virat Kohli scored four Test centuries on India’s last tour to Australia. India lost the series 2-0 but Kohli plundered 692 runs in four-match series. read more

Glenn McGrath is impressed by the way Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah bowled their heart out for India against South Africa in the recently concluded away tour. read more

A look at the top three Test bowling spells of Glenn McGrath as the Australia pace legend celebrated his birthday on Friday. read more

Glenn McGrath has termed England as favourites for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, given the side’s remarkable improvement in recent times. read more