In a major strategic shake-up ahead of the 2026-27 domestic season, Amit Uniyal named head coach as Punjab overhaul backroom staff to revitalize their long-format performance.
The atmosphere was electric as the Bowlers and Tajinder give Falcons last-ball win on CPL 2026 opening night, securing a thrilling two-wicket victory over the Jamaica Kingsmen in a contest that went down to the very final delivery.
Jake Libby's third straight century leads Rapids win as Worcestershire keeps their Metro Bank One Day Cup qualification hopes alive in a high-scoring thriller against Sussex Sharks.
Rickelton maintains form as Sunrisers extinguish Phoenix hopes with a clinical 45-run victory at Birmingham, propelling Sunrisers Leeds to second place in the table while ending Birmingham Phoenix's qualification dreams in the men's competition.
In a thrilling Metro Bank One Day Cup encounter, Joe Cracknell, Naavya Sharma guide Middlesex win as Durham lose Emilio Gay to in a high-scoring clash that went down to the final over.
Tom Lammonby ton crushes Surrey - Tom Lammonby's magnificent career-best List-A ton crushes Surrey by a resounding 188 runs, keeping Somerset's Metro Bank One Day Cup knockout hopes alive. This dominant performance at The Cooper Associates Ground showcased a batting masterclass followed by a disciplined bowling effort, leaving Surrey with no answers.
In a dramatic encounter at Sophia Gardens, Benkenstein 140 trumps van der Gugten 118* as Essex sneak thriller, securing a narrow three-run victory in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
A stunning captain's knock from George Balderson saw Lancashire recover from a mid-innings collapse to claim a crucial four-wicket win over Gloucestershire at Emirates Old Trafford. The result, headlined as a Balderson fifty wrenches victory for Lancashire to keep play-off hope alive, keeps the Red Rose in firm contention for the Metro Bank One-Day Cup knockout stages.
In a dominant display that showcased both batting prowess and bowling brilliance, Ibrahim 84 and Rashid six-for carry Afghanistan to victory over Ireland in the second One-Day International. Afghanistan secured a comprehensive 92-run win, bowling Ireland out for 207 in their chase of 300, and thereby taking a crucial 1-0 lead in the five-match series after the opening encounter was washed out.
After facing two consecutive away defeats, Nottinghamshire Outlaws reignited their campaign for a knockout stage spot in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. A stellar performance saw McCann 91 steers Notts to comfortable win over Northants at Chesterfield, securing a crucial six-wicket victory against the Northamptonshire Steelbacks.
