Jadeja seven-for seals 4-0 series win

Ravindra Jadeja took seven wickets in an innings for the first time to bowl India to victory over England by an innings and 75 runs to give them a 4-0 series win

Reckless England invite questions about Bayliss Test input

Cook presses for spin-bowling coach

Alastair Cook has said that the ECB needs to give serious consideration to employing a full-time spin-bowling coach for the national side after the punishment inflicted on the England attack in India.

Kohli lauds his quick-learning youngsters

Virat Kohli has hailed the professionalism not just of his team but of the cricket set-up after the sweet 4-0 series win against England

Jadeja creates magic without any tricks

Ravindra Jadeja was relentless in his attack of England's weaknesses, but he was just doing what he does

England may have 'stagnated' in 2016, concedes Cook

When asked by Sky Sports if England had "stagnated" under his leadership, Alastair Cook responded: "That's a fair shout, you can say whatever you want now

England's 477: the highest total to end in an innings defeat

Stats highlights from India's record-breaking victory over England in Chennai

'All because of no world-class spinner'

The reactions on Twitter after India completed a 4-0 series win

Jadeja seven-for trips England in fifth Test

Ravindra Jadeja produced a match-winning spell, by claiming seven wickets for the first time in a Test innings, to help India thrash England by an innings and 75 runs in the fifth and final Test that ended in Chennai on Tuesday.

Hameed shines amid catalogue of underperformance

From Jennings' breakthrough to Duckett's demise, ESPNcricinfo runs the rule over England's players during their 4-0 series loss in India.

A different method of attacking spin

Aakash Chopra breaks down why India's batsmen dominated and England's bowlers struggled in Chennai

Nair in control, on the pitch and in his mind

Karun Nair showed little stress during his epic knock against England, and celebrated his triple without a trace of flash. Here's why

England's flogging could sway Cook - Bayliss

Trevor Bayliss admitted England had been 'totally outplayed' by India on the fourth day in Chennai as they conceded the largest total in their history

Spin shortcomings mean England will have to get used to defeat in India

England's bowlers were powerless to resist India's advance in Chennai, but the fault lies with the administrators more than the players

Nair becomes second Indian to score triple ton

Karun Nair outgunned his Karnataka teammate, KL Rahul, who fell for 199, to become the second Indian - after Virender Sehwag - to score a triple hundred in Test cricket and stretch India's lead to 282 in Chennai on Monday.

India trivialise the toss

India became the first team to post four totals of 400 or more in a series despite losing the toss four times

Parental pride as Nair feels the hand of fortune at last

Karun Nair might have wondered if he was cut out for Test cricket after a run of cruel - and sometimes tragic - luck. But, in front of his proud parents in Chennai, he transformed his fortunes

Nair joins Sehwag in India's 300 club

Karun Nair created history by becoming only the second India batsman to hit a triple-hundred in Tests

Nair century guides India towards lead

Karun Nair entered the 190s as India stretched their lead past 100 with four sessions remaining in the Chennai Test

'It was very lonely here'

In his third innings, Karun Nair became the second Indian to score a Test triple-hundred. Here's how Twitter reacted

Rahul 199 leads strong India reply

KL Rahul fell one short of a maiden double-hundred after leading India's response to England's 477 in excellent batting conditions at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

Lack of reverse leaves England burnt

It was another day of slim pickings in the field and, despite dismissing Virat Kohli cheaply for the first time in the series, could find themselves under pressure to save the game

Next to Gavaskar

KL Rahul's 199 was the highlight on the third day in Chennai

Rahul benefits from T20 mindset

Aakash Chopra breaks down some of the technical talking points from Chepauk

A remarkable final twist in a 9 to 5 job

KL Rahul might have missed out on a double hundred but his efficiency repelled not just England's attack but his potential rivals at the top of India's order

KL Rahul helps India stamp authority on Test

KL Rahul, India's opener, took England's bowlers apart on the third day of the fifth Test and fell just one-run short of scoring his first Test double hundred in Chennai on Sunday.

India firm after Dawson, Rashid steer England to 477

England made a shaky start to the second day, but got to a sizeable first-innings total courtesy a century stand for the eighth wicket between Adil Rashid and the debutant Liam Dawson

Liam Dawson impresses on debut

England debutant, Liam Dawson, scored an unbeaten 66 from 148 balls, the highest score by an England debutant batting at No. 8, to guide his side to a sizeable 477-run first innings total in the fifth Test in Chennai on Saturday.

Dawson hints at Test calibre in spite of lack of first-class grounding

Liam Dawson earned his Test selection largely on the strength of his impressive net-bowling in white-ball cricket. But he indicated on debut that he is made of the right stuff.

Overseas sides unbeaten at Chepauk after scoring 400 plus

Liam Dawson's breaking of an 18-year record, England's lower order defiance and R Ashwin's rare failure feature in the second day's stats wrap of the Chennai Test

Stokes undone by foot fault against Ashwin

An analysis of some of the more technical aspects of the second day's play between India and England in Chennai.

Impish Parthiv shows his selflessness

The wicketkeeper has become India's Mr Fixit during this series, both in front and behind the stumps, coming to the team's aid whenever asked

Moeen Ali and Joe Root win the day for England

Moeen Ali's fifth Test century steered England past a shaky start and moved them to a solid 284 for 4 at the end of day one in Chennai.

Southern hospitality greets English tourists on final Test leg

The hardships endured by Chennai residents in the buildup to this Test did little to dampen the enthusiasm of the Chepauk faithful, whose graciousness shone proudly on day one

Root takes the hard road to renewed success

Joe Root feels a session batting on a road inside the Chepauk stadium had helped him rediscover his fluency ahead of the fifth Test in Chennai

Moeen takes positive approach in innings of two parts

Moeen Ali's fourth century of the calendar year was a performance of two distinct parts. But his success has intensified the debate about his role in the side

Jadeja's subtle evolution boosts Kohli's options

Throughout the series Ravindra Jadeja has played a crucial role in offering control when the pitches have often been at their best for batting

Should teams be penalised on umpire's call?

Ishant Sharma's effective use of the full delivery and Joe Root continuing with his Mumbai mindset were among Aakash Chopra's insights from Chepauk

Cook: Jadeja's bunny?

Ravindra Jadeja v Alastair Cook has become a one-sided contest in this Test series

Ali hands England early advantage with ton

Moeen Ali registered his second ton of the Test series against India by thumping the hosts for an unbeaten 222-ball 120 on the first day of the fifth and final Test that began in Chennai on Friday.

Our close-in catching not up to scratch - Sridhar

R Sridhar, India's fielding coach, is of the view that the recent spate of injuries has put them off the good fielding work they had done in the last two years

Karun Nair on his triple against England in Chennai: 'You have to just grind yourself out of the tough times'

The only Indian batsman to convert his maiden Test ton into a 300-plus score looks back at that innings from four years ago

The problem with England's fondness for allrounders

When you pick players for reasonable ability in two disciplines, that affects your ability to win Test matches.

A catalogue of collapses

England's seven Tests in Bangladesh and India were marked by frequent collapses: some by the top order, some by the lower order and some by the entire order

Kohli 'would love' a county stint before 2018 England tour

The India captain wanted at least a month's time to get used to conditions, but only a short stint might be possible with current schedules

'Sore' James Anderson out of fifth India-England Test

James Anderson will miss the final Test of the series in Chennai with what has been described as "body soreness" by England captain, Alastair Cook.

Bittersweet homecoming for a pair of Chennaites

Two local boys will be savouring a Test in Chennai for the first time since 2013, though it comes against the backdrop of the devastation wrought by Cyclone Vardah

Wounded England stand in way of big Indian records

Though India have already won the Test series vs. England, the final teams have something to gain in the final meeting in Chennai.