The England and India series has served as another reminder that Test cricket still has a pulse. Making its heart beat outside the Big Three is more problematic.

Recently-concluded England-India Test series stood as a stirring reminder of the format’s enduring magic. There was so much talk about the future of Test cricket, but it is series like this that keep the format alive-they keep that fire burning.

LONDON (Reuters) -India took the last four wickets in under an hour to bowl England out for 367 and win an astonishing final test by six runs to draw the series at The Oval on Monday. Fast bowler Mohammed Siraj was India's hero,

The enthralling 2-2 draw for the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy between England and India provided a dramatic start to the new World Test Championship cycle.

Karun Nair made a return to the Indian Test team after eight years during the five-match series against England. Nair bagged mixed outings in the series, as he accumulated 205 runs in the four Tests he played,

Live coverage of this summer Test series is exclusive to Sky Sports in the UK, with all games shown live on its Sky Sports cricket channel. If you already have Sky Sports as part of your TV package, you can stream the tournament via its Sky Go app, but cord-cutters will want to set up a Now account and a Now Sports membership to stream the action.

A thrilling series enjoyed a suitably dramatic finale on its last day with Chris Woakes batting one-handed and Mohammed Siraj a match winner

Following a drawn Test series against England, India faces a busy cricket schedule in 2025. The Asia Cup in September will see a young team led by Suryakumar Yadav, while Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli return for the ODIs in Australia.

Despite their on-field success, the Proteas are still waiting for the thrills and drama that come with a five-match Test series