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The England opener’s aggressive innings inspired a colossal winning chase against India to take a 1-0 lead in the series and, as Cameron Ponsonby explains, underline his status as one of the ...

England brilliantly paced a mammoth chase of 371 runs to beat India by five wickets and take the series-opening Headingley test on Tuesday with 14 overs to spare. England pulled off the 10th ...

Ben Duckett 's majestic 149 fuelled England for another round of Headingley heroics as they finished off a remarkable chase against India in the first Test. Yorkshire's headquarters have witnessed ...

Ben Duckett’s triumphant 149 guided England to another round of Headingley heroics as they completed a wonderful chase to down India by five wickets in the first Test.

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