Shubman Gill’s India rewrote history at Edgbaston with a 336-run win — their biggest away victory. No Kohli. No Rohit. No Bumrah. Just a fearless young squad that silenced history and proved the kids are alright.

Rain frustrated India's hopes of a series-levelling win in the second Test against England at Edgbaston on Sunday. But they now face a far tougher task at Edgbaston, with a draw seemingly the best they can hope for.

India declared their second innings on 427-6 to put England in to bat in the final session of day four on Saturday, setting a daunting target of 608 to win the second test at Edgbaston.Skipper Shubman Gill led from the front with another century (161) after his 269 in the first innings while KL Rahul,

Lord's takes centre stage on Thursday as England and India get back to business in the third Test, where Richard Mann is predicting more hard work for the bowlers.

Win the toss and bat first was always the conventional wisdom in Test cricket - England are taking a very different approach