Day 4

Highlights, India vs Sri Lanka, 1st Test, Day 4 at Kolkata: Play stopped due to poor light

The umpires are constantly checking light. They think its okay to continue for another over. So Shanaka steams in and bounces Pujara, who allows Dickwella to do his job. Then he flicks the second ball to backward square leg for a single. Then Rahul picks up a couple. And... the umpires are back and having a discussion. Play stopped due to bad light. It is stumps on Day 4 and India lead by 49 runs.

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It would be imperative for England to bowl out India as early as possible on Day 4, and not let them take a lead of beyond 50 at any cost.

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India need to go for the kill and not let the last six England batsmen score more than 100 runs. Thereafter, India should be able to chase the set target down smoothly.

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No fairytale ending for Sangakkara as Rahane ton puts India in driver's seat

Ajinkya Rahane's patient ton helped India reach 283 for five in the second innings and extend their lead to 370 at tea on the fourth day of the second cricket Test against Sri Lanka here today.

Bangladesh v South Africa Day 1 as it happened: Tigers collapse as Steyn joins 400 club

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Rain washes out day four of the first Test between Bangladesh and South Africa

Rain washed out the fourth day’s play in the first Test between Bangladesh and South Africa on Friday.

England vs Australia: Ashes 2nd Test at Lord's Day 4 as it happened: Scorecard and updates

Live scores of day 4 of 2nd Ashes Test at Lord's.

Eng vs Ind, 3rd Test as it happened: England beat India by 266 runs to draw level

England were in firm control at lunch on day four of the third cricket Test after bowling out India for 330 runs and choosing not to apply the follow-on. The hosts then sped to 80 for two in their second outing to extend their lead over the visitors to 319 runs at The Rose Bowl.