A masterful display of batting from Devdutt Padikkal has ensured that a Padikkal century puts India in command on opening day of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, with the visitors finishing in a dominant position at 288/2.
In a commanding display of skill and temperament, Padikkal's maiden century leads India's dominance on a rain-interrupted first day of the Test match against Sri Lanka, ending the team's long wait for a hundred from the No. 3 position.
Australia still thinking of victory despite three days on the back foot in Darwin, as they look to overcome a significant deficit against a disciplined Bangladesh side.
Bangladesh tighten grip on Australia in Darwin Test on day 3 as the tourists continue to dominate proceedings at the Marrara Oval, leaving the Australian side fighting to stay in the contest heading into the final stages of the match.
In a dramatic encounter at Gros Islet, Forde's all-round starrer takes Kings past Falcons in rain-reduced thriller, propelling the St Lucia side to the top of the CPL 2026 points table after a tense finish.
In a remarkable display of resilience and grit, Mehidy hits fifty as Bangladesh's lead crosses 200 on third morning of the Darwin Test, leaving the Australian side visibly frustrated as the visitors continue their dream run.
As global scheduling debates intensify, the Cricket Australia chief highlights bilateral ODI revenue conundrum while acknowledging the urgent need to introduce greater meaning, context, and competitive jeopardy to fifty-over cricket.
Walter, Tongue make the difference as Super Giants surge into Men's Hundred final after a thrilling Eliminator victory against Sunrisers Leeds at the Kia Oval.
Emilio Gay warms up for first Pakistan Test with pair in tour game, enduring a challenging outing with the bat in Beckenham. While Gay struggled, Pakistan faced a significant blow as captain Babar Azam retired hurt after sustaining a hand injury, casting a shadow over his availability for the upcoming Test series. The match also saw impressive performances from England's Shoaib Bashir and Middlesex's Caleb Falconer, setting an intriguing backdrop for the series.
In a spectacular display of resilience, Haynes, Verreynne hundreds lead Nottinghamshire through from 1 for 3, securing a memorable victory over Yorkshire in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup quarter-final.
