Bbc North | Features You Can’t Miss in Daily Coverage

India faced a tough 5-wicket defeat against England in the first Test, despite a strong batting performance with five centuries and setting a 371-run target. Crucial dropped catches and batting collapses in both innings hampered India's chances. While the top order shone, the lower order struggled, contributing significantly less to the overall score, ultimately costing India the match.

England defeated India in a thrilling match at Headingley, taking a 1-0 lead in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Despite India's five individual centuries, England's strong batting performance, led by Jamie Smith and Joe Root, secured a record chase. India's inexperienced side couldn't capitalize on key moments, while England maintained composure to clinch victory.

During a frustrating session for India on Day 5 of the Headingley Test, Ravindra Jadeja celebrated when the umpires finally agreed to change the ball after persistent appeals. The worn-out ball had offered little assistance to India's bowlers, leading to mounting frustration.

Rishabh Pant's twin centuries in the Leeds Test have sparked discussions about his potential to surpass Rahul Dravid's record for most Test centuries by an Indian in England. Sanjay Manjrekar highlighted Pant's unique position as a wicketkeeper-batter, praising his adaptability and aggressive yet measured approach.

Suniel Shetty is proud of his son-in-law's commitment to playing cricket for India. He highlighted his son-in-law's focus on national duty over personal achievements. KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant's impressive partnership helped India set a target. Rahul admired Pant's unique batting style during the match. India aimed to secure ten wickets on a challenging pitch.

Jasprit Bumrah revealed his unique bowling technique, explaining that he relies on his middle finger to generate swing. Unlike many bowlers who use their index finger, Bumrah flicks the ball with his middle finger to achieve both outswing and inswing.

Rain looms over the decisive final day of the first Test at Headingley, threatening to disrupt England's pursuit of 371 runs against India. The weather forecast predicts a high chance of rainfall, potentially impacting play. Despite the weather challenges, both teams remain determined to pursue a result on a pitch favouring spinners.

Rishabh Pant etched his name in cricket history by scoring centuries in both innings of the first Test against England, becoming only the second wicketkeeper-batter to achieve this feat. Pant's new eye-pointing celebration replaced his trademark somersault, drawing questions from commentators. His performance, along with KL Rahul's century, set England a target of 371.

In the first Test against England, Prasidh Krishna had an expensive outing. He conceded runs at a high economy rate. Despite taking three wickets, he set an unwanted record. Jasprit Bumrah's five-wicket haul helped India stay competitive. England scored 465 in response to India's 471. India leads by 96 runs at the end of day three.

India and England cricketers honored David 'Syd' Lawrence, the former England fast bowler, with black armbands. A moment of applause was observed before the start of play at Headingley. Lawrence, who passed away at 61, was remembered for his contributions to cricket. He was the first British-born Black player to represent England.

India dominated Day 1 of the first Test against England, reaching 359 for 3 at stumps, thanks to centuries from Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill. The pair's 123-run partnership steadied the innings after India lost two quick wickets. A near run-out incident involving Gill added drama, followed by lighthearted banter between Jaiswal and Gill regarding running between the wickets.