In an absorbing day of County Championship cricket, the Yates, Barnard battle as Yorkshire take command at Scarborough emerged as the central theme on day two, leaving Warwickshire facing an uphill struggle to avoid the follow-on.
In a commanding display of tactical dominance, Licthfield, spinners hand Australia big win over South Africa, marking an emphatic start to their Women's T20 World Cup campaign with a clinical 65-run victory.
Villiers, Johnson star for Durham as Essex fall short in a high-stakes encounter, marking a third consecutive victory for the visitors in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. A clinical display with the ball and a powerful batting foundation proved too much for the hosts to overcome.
Georgia Elwiss displayed immense resilience as Elwiss rides the blows to keep The Blaze on top of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup standings following a hard-fought victory against Surrey at Beckenham.
In a display of batting brilliance, George, Austin plunder Lancashire to land third win in a row for Warwickshire, securing a hard-fought 20-run victory at Portland Road in the latest Metro Bank One Day Cup clash.
All-round Hampshire hold off Odgers, Learoyd charge for Somerset as they secured a 39-run victory in the Metro Bank One Day Cup women's competition at the Cooper Associates Ground, Taunton.
Soumya: 'There should have been a much bigger celebration after series win' - Bangladesh batter Soumya Sarkar recently voiced his opinion that 'There should have been a much bigger celebration after series win' against Australia, following their historic maiden ODI series victory over the cricketing giants. The home side secured the series after winning the second match, having already dominated the first ODI. Sarkar's remarks underscore the magnitude of this achievement for Bangladeshi cricket, a milestone he believes warrants more widespread recognition.
In a fresh blow to their preparations for the second Test against New Zealand, England call up Henry Crocombe as Ollie Robinson cover following reports of knee soreness from the Sussex bowler.
In a highly anticipated Women's T20 World Cup 2026 opener, Litchfield fit as Australia bat against SA at Old Trafford, marking a return for the star batter after overcoming a recent injury concern.
In a historic moment for Scottish cricket, Kathryn Bryce's all-round heroics lead Scotland to maiden T20 World Cup win, as they convincingly defeated Ireland by 40 runs in a thrilling encounter in Manchester. The Bryce sisters orchestrated a crucial century stand, setting a formidable target that their bowlers defended with exceptional skill, securing a landmark victory.
