Bangladesh 69 for 2 (Shadman 50*, Roach 2-20) vs West Indies Kemar Roach rocked Bangladesh early but poor catching denied West Indies a few more wickets on the truncated first day of the Kingston Test. Bangladesh finished on 69 for 2 with Shadman Islam and Shahadat Hossain unbeaten on 50 and 12 respectively. The match […]
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Lunch – New Zealand 348 (Williamson 93, Phillips 58*, Carse 4-64, Bashir 4-69) and 254 (Mitchell 84, Carse 6-42) lead England 499 (Brook 171, Stokes 80, Pope 77, Henry 4-84) by 103 runs Brydon Carse claimed career-best figures of 6 for 42, and his maiden Test ten-for, to propel England ever closer to victory in
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England 128 for 1 (Wyatt-Hodge 53*, Bouchier 35, Hlubi 1-19) beat South Africa 124 (Shangase 31, Luus 21, Dean 3-26, Bell 2-24) by nine wickets It was a strong batting performance that saw England seal the three-match women’s T20I series against South Africa on Wednesday; it was a powerful bowling performance that helped them register
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South Africa 191 (Bavuma 70, Asitha 3-44, Kumara 3-70) and 366 for 5 dec (Stubbs 122, Bavuma 113) beat Sri Lanka 42 (Jansen 7-13) and 282 (Chandimal 83, Dhananjaya 59, Jansen 4-73) by 233 runs South Africa have moved to second place on the World Test Championship (WTC) table after a 233-run victory over Sri
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Lunch – England 459 for 8 (Stokes 78*, Carse 5*) lead New Zealand 348 (Williamson 93, Phillips 58*, Carse 4-64, Bashir 4-69) by 111 runs Harry Brook converted his overnight 132 into a free-styling knock of 171 from 197 balls, Ben Stokes notched his first half-century since July, and Gus Atkinson reprised his batting form
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Brisbane Heat 134 for 1 (Redmayne 53*, Rodrigues 43 rh, Bates 1-25) beat Sydney Thunder 133 for 7 (Darlington 40*, Peschel 24*, Parsons 3-10) by nine wickets Brisbane Heat produced a dominant performance to storm into the WBBL final, after Jemimah Rodrigues made Sydney Thunder pay for clumsy fielding at Allan Border Field in Brisbane.
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Lunch South Africa 191 and 233 for 3 (Stubbs 70*, Bavuma 64*, Jayasuriya 2-94) lead Sri Lanka 42 by 382 runs Temba Bavuma eased to his second half-century of the match, Tristan Stubbs strode to an assured fifty of his own, and the pair turned South Africa’s dominant position into a commanding one in a
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Innings – New Zealand 348 (Williamson 93, Phillips 58*, Carse 4-64, Bashir 4-69) vs England Glenn Phillips brought up his fifth Test fifty on the second morning at Hagley Oval, as New Zealand picked off a further 29 runs in 40 minutes, to finish on 348 all out. England’s Brydon Carse closed out their innings
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South Africa 191 (Bavuma 70, Maharaj 24, Asitha 3-44, Kumara 3-70) lead Sri Lanka 42 (Jansen 7-13, Coetzee 2-18) by 149 runs Sri Lanka were dismissed for their lowest Test total and the lowest at Kingsmead by a rampant South African pace pack. Marco Jansen took a career-best seven for 13 in 41 balls as
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