A dramatic encounter at Banks Homes Riverside saw Notts Outlaws secure a thrilling two-run victory over Durham. Left-arm spinner George Linde took two for 19, and Mohammad Ali bowled a superb last over to ensure George Linde, Mohammad Ali help Notts snatch last-gasp win in a match that went down to the very last ball, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats.
Asitha removes Campbell just before lunch after WI's stubborn stand, providing Sri Lanka with a vital breakthrough during an attritional third morning of the Test match at North Sound.
Australia in seventh heaven as Mooney, Litchfield seal T20 WC in style, reclaiming their dominance on the global stage with a commanding seven-wicket victory over England at Lord's.
In a masterclass of middle-order composure, Jonassen, Winfield-Hill combine to fell Warwickshire at Edgbaston, securing a crucial five-wicket victory for Yorkshire in the Vitality Blast.
Villiers, Armitage drive Durham towards Finals Day - In a decisive clash at Bank Homes Riverside, Mady Villiers and Hollie Armitage drive Durham towards Finals Day with a clinical performance that saw the home side defeat The Blaze by five wickets.
In a display of pure batting dominance, Bosch applies the humpty as Essex fell Surrey by nine wickets, chasing down a challenging target of 185 with time to spare at the Ambassador Cruise Line Ground.
In a display of clinical dominance, Harman proves star turn as Bouchier seals Hampshire rout, propelling the Hampshire Hawks back to the summit of the Vitality Blast women's competition table.
As the two sides transition to the limited-overs format, Bangladesh's big guns return for ODI battle against Zimbabwe, aiming to redeem themselves following a difficult outing in the Test series in Harare.
India A win series after Gurnoor Brar demolishes Sri Lanka A with a spectacular ten-wicket match haul in Galle, sealing a comprehensive ten-wicket victory to secure the two-match unofficial Test series 1-0.
In a major selection shake-up, Pakistan drop Shaheen; Hasan and Nauman for West Indies Tests as Babar Azam returns to lead the red-ball team in place of Shan Masood.
