India have won two Test matches at the Kennington Oval and have a chance to add to that tally in the ongoing series, where they are aiming to save the series.

Karun Nair and Washington Sundar stood firm in testing conditions to ensure India didn’t suffer further damage on a rain-hit opening day of the fifth Test against England at The Oval. Karun notched up his first half-century since his famous unbeaten triple hundred,

Chris Woakes apart, England were compelled to field an all-new bowling attack for the final Test at The Oval. The original and the replacements proved more than up to the task on a stop-start Day One on Thursday,

England has raced to 109-1 in 16 overs after dominating the morning session on day two of the fifth and final test, which India must win to tie the series.

(Reuters) -England all-rounder Chris Woakes will miss the remainder of the fifth and final test match against India after suffering a shoulder injury while fielding, the country's cricket body (ECB) said on Friday.