India Tour Of England 2021

India vs England: Visiting captain Mithali Raj reveals speaking to 'many other cricketers' to prepare for return to longest format

Test matches in the women's game are few and far between the world over and the 38-year-old Mithali has played just 10 longest format matches in a career of 12 years so far. She last played a Test in 2014.

World Test Championship Final: Indian players to get three-week break between match and England Tests

The WTC final against New Zealand will be held from 18-22 June at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton and the members of the Indian squad will disperse for close to three weeks (20 days) before regrouping on 14 July.

ICC World Test Championship final: Virat Kohli says India 'on equal terms’ with New Zealand ahead of marquee clash

Kohli, accompanied by head coach Ravi Shastri, addressed reporters ahead of the squad's flight to the United Kingdom, where the side will play the ICC WTC final followed by a five-match Test series against England

India skipper Mithali Raj says travelling with men’s team to UK will help inexperienced women’s squad prepare for one-off Test better

The women's cricket squad, which has been in quarantine in Mumbai, will be travelling to the United Kingdom with the men's side for a month-long series, on Wednesday.

England could rotate players more frequently during Tests against India, hints James Anderson

"The rotation in the winter was completely understandable with the amount of cricket we had and the amount of time in bubbles that we were spending," Anderson was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.

Indian cricketers to leave for UK on 2 June; BCCI confident of players getting first dose of vaccine before tour

The BCCI are still carrying out negotiations regarding the duration of 10 days of soft quarantine (training allowed) for players after reaching the UK where they will be based for three and half months.

Teams visiting England to play intra-squad warm-up matches instead of facing County sides; India ‘A’ tour gets postponed

New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Pakistan all had county fixtures scheduled, while India 'A' were meant to play two four-day matches against India in England.

India's Hanuma Vihari set for county stint with English side Warwickshire ahead of busy Test season

Hanuma Vihari has already left for the UK and will be a part of the Birmingham-based county side for at least three games this season.