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India vs England: Binny mystery, Dhoni's flop show and woeful shot selection

India crashed out of the Carlton ODI tri-series after losing to England by three wickets in the sixth and final match of the group stage.

Not pretty but effective: James Taylor delighted to live up to finisher's role

"It's not the prettiest but I like to think it's effective a lot of the time," Taylor said.

Number Cruncher: India go winless in tri-series in Australia for first time ever

India could not win a single match in the tri-series out of four played by them - an unwanted feat recorded by them for the first time in an Australian tri-series.

As it happened: India end tri-series without a win after three-wicket loss to England

England do start as favourites in the upcoming clash but India have a golden chance to reverse the trend this weekend and re-start their World Cup campaign on a more positive note.

BCCI to decide Fletcher's fate after reading Shastri's report

An official, who attended the informal meeting of the BCCI, told PTI that the Board will take a call on the Zimbabwean’s fate only after going through Shastri’s report.

Eoin Morgan happy to bring smiles to England's dressing room after tough summer

Morgan, leading the side in the absence of injured all-rounder Stuart Broad, produced a stunning captain's innings of 71 in just 31 balls, including seven sixes.

India vs England stats: From India's chasing record to Morgan's heroics

England have won five games and lost three out of eight T20Is played against India — success % 62.50.

My gamble to finish the match didn't pay off, says Dhoni

England scored 67 in their last four overs as India’s ‘death’ bowling, an area Dhoni had previously warned needed improvement ahead of the World Cup, was exposed again.

Not playing in the IPL is hurting England in shorter format, says Akram

Akram joins critics have flayed England's strategy and selections for the shorter formats, with some suggesting that the team does not care about anything other than test cricket.

After blistering hundred, Ajinkya Rahane can sleep peacefully again

"I couldn't sleep after the first game because the way I got out, stumped. It was a really silly mistake of mine. I was really determined in the third ODI," Rahane concluded.