England progressed to the quarter-finals of the European Under-21 Championship despite being beaten by Germany in their final group-stage match. Germany were already assured of a quarter-finals place after winning their first two matches and made 11 changes for the game against Lee Carsley's side.

England Under-21 head coach Lee Carsley says his side’s slow start to games is something “we need to address” after losing 2-1 to Germany.Despite the defeat, the Young Lions still qualified for

England U21s beaten by much-changed Germany but still qualify for Euros knockouts - England U21s 1-2 Germany U21s: Lee Carsley’s side progress to the quarter-finals despite defeat

Newly-appointed India test skipper Shubman Gill said he wants to concentrate on his batting rather than the pressure of captaincy as his side prepares to start a new era following the retirements of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

It will be Ollie Pope, rather than Jacob Bethell, who bats at No. 3 for England against India in Friday's first Test at Headingley. Pope, England's vice-captain, left his position vulnerable after a poor run of form last year.