Alastair Cook resisted India for 188 balls with his 54, but fell on the stroke of stumps on the fourth day in Visakhapatnam
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Which was a better Test: Hobart or Rajkot?

The first produced a series win, the second a draw. Only one kept both seamers and spinners in play. By Michael Jeh

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Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka at Bulawayo

Nov 21 No result

India v England at Visakhapatnam

Nov 17-21 India won by 246 runs

New Zealand v Pakistan at Christchurch

Nov 17-20 New Zealand won by 8 wickets