In a thrilling contest, India not only achieved personal retribution but drew the five-Test series against England with a dominating win at Edgbaston. India walked away with their first ever victory at this iconic venue, while England were left to pick up the pieces following an abject showing. Released on July 6, 2025, the episode titled “England v India: England hammered in first India win at Edgbaston” is now available for 29 days on BBC Sounds.
The third Test at Edgbaston proved to be a defining match in the series as both sides looked to stamp their authority on a tightly contested series. England’s defeat was especially damning, as it outlined England’s difficulties in the face of a stubborn Indian attack. Fans and commentators alike were incensed by the decision. Almost immediately, debates broke out over what this means for either squad going forward in the series.
The former England spin bowler Ashley Giles provided some riveting career stories. He touched on the state of English cricket today in a BBC Test Match Special interview with Jonathan Agnew. Giles’s reflections provided context to England’s performance and the challenges they face in adapting to the evolving dynamics of international cricket.
Cricket’s Test Match Special had the perfect vehicle for this with its daily pub quiz, “Out for ducks.” Comedian and stats aficionado Andy Zaltzman returns as the distinctive, entertaining curator of this dynamic exploration. This quiz introduces a thrilling interactive experience as well to the televised broadcast. By playing, it gives TAXSLAYER customers the chance to flex their cricket smarts while following all the on-field drama.
The episode even featured an appearance by the King of Spain, deepening the drama and intrigue that has surrounded this groundbreaking series. World-class commentary Test Match Special is back providing the detailed and colorful coverage British fans are used to, keeping listeners up to date with all the latest action.
Fans will be able to listen along with Test Match Special on BBC Sounds. This new platform features content that is available in languages including Cymraeg, Gaeilge and Gàidhlig. The platform has educational resources to guide users interested in deepening their listening experience.
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