Team england
'Unbelievable': Nasser Hussain On England's Four Consecutive Dominant Run Chases In Test Cricket
England on Tuesday became the first side ever in Test cricket to chase 250+ scores in four consecutive matches when they successfully hunted down 378, their highest-ever chase in the format, to beat India by seven wickets at Edgbaston and level the series for Pataudi Trophy 2-2.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain was left in awe of how the hosts' new, attacking approach has marked their turnaround in Test cricket, saying that winning four consecutive times is "unbelievable" while lavishing rich praise on second-innings centurions Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow over their unbroken 269-run stand powering England to victory.
Related Cricket News on Team england
-
'Trying To Rewrite How Test Cricket Is Being Played, We Wanted To Chase 450+", Says English Captain Ben…
After winning the rescheduled fifth Test against India at Edgbaston by seven wickets, England captain Ben Stokes stated that his side is trying to re-script the way Test cricket is ...
-
Overton To Replace Anderson As England Announce Playing XI For 3rd Test Against New Zealand
James Anderson, who picked 11 wickets at 18.63 in the first two Tests will sit the match out with an ankle niggle ...
-
England Retain Jack Leach; Announce An Unchanged XI For 2nd Test Against New Zealand
Jack Leach has kept his place in an unchanged England XI for the second Test against New Zealand at Nottingham's Trent Bridge starting Friday after being passed fit following a ...
-
England Can 'Really Change' The Downward Trend On Test Cricket, Believes Brendon McCullum
Brendon McCullum, England's new red-ball coach, believes his team has the gumption to reverse the "downward trend" of red-ball cricket across the world. ...
-
Brendon McCullum Set To Take England Test Side's Charge After Stint With KKR
With Brendon McCullum bidding goodbye to Kolkata Knight Riders after three eventful years to take up his assignment as England's red-ball head coach, his former teammate in the New Zealand ...
-
Revival Of England Cricket Will Benefit Test Cricket, Believes Coach Brendon McCullum
Brendon McCullum will take charge of an England side that have won just one of their past 17 Tests, with fans hoping his partnership with new skipper Ben Stokes proves ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 24 May 2026 09:59