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Before the T20I series against England started last week in Kolkata, anticipation was Mohammed Shami will be at the top of his mark, ready once again to bowl for India after 15 months. But his name remained missing from the playing eleven, and the same happened in the second match…

CHENNAI: Tilak Varma may only be at the nascent stage of his T20I career, but the versatile India batter is moulding into a bankable resource.

Tilak Varma produced an exceptional innings in a tough situation while wickets kept falling around him and managed to hold his nerve in India's famous two-wicket win against England in the second T20I at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Saturday.

NEW DELHI: After India’s thrilling two-wicket victory over England in Chennai, leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi expressed his excitement, saying, "Why should batters have all the fun?"

Varma’s match-winning innings led India home with four balls to spare and they now lead the series 2-0

NEW DELHI: Legendary Sunil Gavaskar and former India head coach Ravi Shastri on Saturday roasted Harry Brook on-air after the England vice-captain was bamboozled by spinner Varun Chakravarthy during the second T20I in Chennai.

NEW DELHI: Jos Buttler displayed a semblance of resistance, but the rest of England’s batting order faltered against India’s spinners, resulting in the visitors being restricted to165/9 in the second T20I in Chennai on Saturday.

Over-by-over updates on the game in Chennai as England looked to level the series. Tim de Lisle tracked all the action

England suffered a one-sided defeat in the first T20I against India in Kolkata on Friday, and the visiting team's vice-captain believes the smog at the Eden Gardens created additional difficulties in reading spinner Varun Chakravarthy, who took three wickets. However, Brook hopes better conditions in Chennai during the second T20I…