In a commanding start at Beckenham, Bulbulia 98 sets up South Africa U19s before late strikes with ball reduced England to 13 for 2 on a dramatic opening day of the four-day Test match.
In a commanding display of skill and composure, Campbell's super knock powers Yorkshire to Roses win at Emirates Old Trafford, effectively evening the ledger against Lancashire Thunder in the Vitality Blast.
Matthews, Grimmond put on West Indies' biggest partnership to crush Ireland - In a historic display of dominance, Hayley Matthews and Realeanna Grimmond put on West Indies' biggest partnership to crush Ireland, securing a resounding nine-wicket victory during their latest ODI encounter in Bready.
Hampshire secure top spot as Adams stars with bat and ball again, leading their side to a convincing four-wicket victory over Warwickshire to maintain their dominant form in the Vitality Blast group stage.
Australian allrounder Charli Knott's magnificent unbeaten 63 from just 43 balls proved decisive as she Knott downs Somerset to seal Blaze's spot at Finals Day in the Vitality Blast women's competition. This crucial seven-wicket victory at Trent Bridge secured The Blaze's progression despite recent setbacks, highlighting their resilience and Knott's exceptional form.
Is Brook ready to lead England across all three formats? - As Harry Brook impresses with his tactical acumen and leadership in the T20 arena, the cricketing world is left wondering: Is Brook ready to lead England across all three formats, or would such a burden hinder his individual brilliance and the team's balance?
After a string of impressive performances that have captivated cricket fans globally, Sikandar Raza has highlighted the team's growing resilience, stating, Our journey really started from the World Cup and we are continuing: Raza believes this newfound belief is the cornerstone of Zimbabwe's recent dominance over Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's recent ODI series loss to Zimbabwe has sparked reflection from within the camp, with opener Tanzid Hasan Tamim candidly admitting, "We didn't bat well enough: Tanzid after Bangladesh lose ODI series to Zimbabwe." This critical assessment follows a 13-run defeat in the second ODI, which handed Zimbabwe an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series, despite commendable individual efforts.
Following a difficult defeat, Miraz: "We needed better partnerships" after Bangladesh's ODI series loss to Zimbabwe, reflecting on the missed opportunities that cost the Tigers the series.
A clinical performance led by half-centuries and aggressive bowling meant that Tromp, Fletcher and Russell lift LAKR to No. 3 on the points table after a decisive 18-run victory against Washington Freedom in the ongoing MLC 2026 campaign.
