The landscape of international cricket is defined by individual brilliance, and tracking the journey from Virandeep Singh to Virat Kohli: Most Player of the Match awards in T20Is reveals the players who have truly mastered the art of winning matches single-handedly.
Chamari Athapaththu: 'I think I'm a failure as a captain' - In a deeply candid and emotional statement, Sri Lanka's seasoned captain Chamari Athapaththu has expressed a profound sense of personal responsibility, stating, "I think I'm a failure as a captain." This raw admission comes in the wake of Sri Lanka's significant defeat to West Indies in Bristol, a result that severely jeopardizes their chances of advancing to the semi-finals of the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup.
In a commanding display of T20 cricket, Boult, Bosch and Pooran lead MI New York to first win of season with an emphatic eight-wicket victory over the Texas Super Kings, kickstarting their title defense in style.
In a significant move for Australian domestic cricket, Damien Wright leaves West Indies role to return to Tasmania as bowling coach, signaling a homecoming for the Sheffield Shield-winning veteran.
An intriguing final day showdown looms in the Rothesay County Championship at Canterbury, after Sharma stars in fightback as Middlesex ride on Holden 182 to reduce Kent to 233 for seven at stumps.
A magnificent Rory Burns hundred keeps Glamorgan sweating in Cardiff as the Surrey captain spearheaded a gritty second-innings fightback to frustrate the hosts on day three.
In a historic moment for the sport, MLC 2026: Kieron Pollard breaks Chris Gayle's all-time T20 record, firmly establishing himself as the most prolific run-scorer in the history of men's T20 cricket.
Kapp's 81* seals South Africa's come-from-behind win against India in a high-stakes group stage encounter that keeps their semi-final hopes firmly alive.
As the final day of this gripping County Championship clash approaches, Brookes, Waite give Worcestershire the edge though draw beckons at Visit Worcestershire New Road. Despite a solid batting performance that established a handy first-innings lead, the home side faces a race against time to force a positive result on a slowing pitch.
In a disciplinary development during the third ODI against India, Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi reprimanded for running on the pitch despite official warning, ultimately leading to penalty runs and a demerit point.
