In an outstanding team performance, Matthews, Taylor make it three in three for West Indies with a convincing five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Bristol, propelling them to the top tier of Group 2.
In a display of sheer dominance at Queen's Park, Aitchison caps allround masterclass as Derbyshire rout Lancashire, securing a comprehensive nine-wicket victory to continue their momentum in the Rothesay County Championship.
Australia completed a resounding 3-0 series sweep against Bangladesh, thanks to stellar performances from Spencer Johnson and Mitchell Marsh. Johnson's record-breaking spell and Marsh's explosive batting ensured a dominant victory, as Johnson and Marsh star as Australia secure 3-0 sweep of T20I series, dismantling the home side with both bat and ball.
Following a masterful bowling performance on the final morning, Henry takes 11 as New Zealand romp to 253-run victory against England at The Oval to level the series in spectacular fashion.
Following recent disciplinary issues, Stokes, Atkinson set to return for third Test after Championship withdrawal as England looks to reshape their starting XI for the series decider against New Zealand.
In a crucial Group 2 encounter at Bristol, the West Indies have won the toss and elected to field, with Ashmini Munisar in as West Indies bowl vs Sri Lanka to bolster their spin attack.
In a spectacular display of power-hitting and historical milestones, Owen's 155 powers Freedom to victory even as Pollard overtakes Gayle to become the leading run-scorer in Men's T20 history during an unforgettable Major League Cricket encounter.
In a commanding display of discipline and tactical superiority, Siddle, Pretorius, Short lead Unicorns to comfortable win over the Texas Super Kings by seven wickets, securing their first victory of the season.
In a spectacular display of batting dominance at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Yashasvi Jaiswal creates history, breaks Shikhar Dhawan's ODI record, and cements his status as the fastest Indian player to reach two centuries in the format.
In a candid admission, Josh Tongue has become the first England player to suggest that Tongue: England have missed Stokes in The Oval Test, as the hosts face a challenging situation with New Zealand closing in on a dominant victory.
