In a display of sheer dominance, Alex Lees lays waste to Middlesex with matchwinning hundred, powering Durham to a resounding 100-run victory in their latest Vitality Blast encounter at Richmond.
Wraith stars for Warwickshire as Lancashire fall short in thriller in a high-stakes encounter at Blackpool, with the Bears clinching a dramatic victory on the final ball of the match.
Ben Stokes: 'I didn't have any more fight left in me' after Ashes loss - Ben Stokes has openly stated that he 'loved every single moment' of his four-year tenure as England's Test captain. However, he admitted the immense demands of the role ultimately drained him to the point where, in the wake of last winter's 4-1 defeat in the Ashes, he simply didn't "have any more fight left in me."
Bryony Smith leads charge before Surrey sneak home in two-wicket win during a high-stakes Vitality Blast encounter at the Cooper Associates Ground, as the Surrey captain's composed half-century proved the difference in a tense run chase.
The remarkable Maia Bouchier scoring glut continues as Hampshire cruise home to a decisive eight-wicket victory over Durham, further cementing the Hawks' position at the top of the Vitality Blast table.
In a commanding Vitality Blast encounter at Chelmsford, Knott's all-round display sees Blaze scorch past Essex by nine wickets, catapulting the visitors back to the summit of the table. Australian star Charli Knott delivered a masterclass with both bat and ball, restricting the hosts before anchoring a relentless chase alongside skipper Marie Kelly to wrap up a clinical victory.
The stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup, as the T20 World Cup semi-finals at the Oval: Australia face WI, SA come up against Eng in high-stakes encounters that will determine who plays for the trophy.
In a spectacular clash at Lord's, Perry, Gardner fifties knock India out, SA through to semi-finals as Australia pulled off the highest successful run chase in Women's T20 World Cup history to eliminate India.
The opening day of the one-off Test in Harare was a one-sided affair as Zimbabwe dominate day 1 as Bangladesh collapse for 140 in Harare Test, leaving the visitors reeling while the hosts cruised to a dominant position.
Pacers, openers complete Zimbabwe's perfect day in Harare, putting the hosts in a dominant position after bowling Bangladesh out for just 140 and racing to 136 for 1 by stumps on Day 1 of the Only Test.
