India v England: 'Tourists have momentum - and expectation - before second Test'
England are buoyant after their stunning win in the first Test in India, but success can bring its own dangers, writes Stephan Shemilt.
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England are buoyant after their stunning win in the first Test in India, but success can bring its own dangers, writes Stephan Shemilt.
Two days into the Test series in India, England have been shown exactly what kind of juggernaut they are up against, writes Stephan Shemilt.
‘The glorious thing about mountains is that they endure no lies,” wrote the mountaineer Heinrich Harrer. Professional sport, too, can be bleak, unforgiving terr
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With that loss, Australia has fallen to number five in the Test rankings, behind Pakistan. The win in the opening Twenty20 last week, engineered by Aaron