West Indies 295 for 5 (Rutherford 113, Hope 86, Greaves 41*) beat Bangladesh 294 for 6 (Mehidy 74, Tanzid 60, Mahmadullah 50*, Shepherd 3-51) by five wickets Sherfane Rutherford’s maiden ODI century helped West Indies break their 11-match losing streak against Bangladesh with a five-wicket win in St Kitts. The home side hunted down a […]
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Sri Lanka 328 and 205 for 5 (Dhananjaya 39*, Kusal 39*, Paterson 2-33, Maharaj 2-62) need 143 runs to beat South Africa 358 and 317 (Bavuma 66, Markram 55, Jayasuriya 5-129) South Africa took major strides towards wrapping up a series whitewash on day four in Gqeberha, dismissing Sri Lanka’s top five after setting a
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England 137 for 4 (Beaumont 34, Bouchier 33, Dercksen 2-22) beat South Africa 135 (Tryon 45, Dean 4-45, Ecclestone 3-27, Filer 3-32) by six wickets Charlie Dean became the first England bowler to claim a hat-trick in a women’s ODI for 25 years, as South Africa were routed by six wickets at Kingsmead. Having lost
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South Africa 358 and 282 for 8 (Maharaj 2*, Rabada 0*, Jayasuriya 5-117) lead Sri Lanka 328 by 312 runs Sri Lanka claimed five wickets with the old ball on the fourth morning, to work their way back into a Test that had been at risk of slipping away. Prabath Jayasuriya was their primary weapon,
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Queensland 172 & 223 (Peirson 82, Steketee 53, O’Neill 4-22, Elliott 3-62) beat Victoria 123 & 249 (Handscomb 78, Swepson 4-88, Steketee 3-46) by 23 runs Legspinner Mitchell Swepson has boosted his hopes of being picked for Australia’s Test tour of Sri Lanka after weaving his magic to lead Queensland to a thrilling 23-run Sheffield
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Lunch New Zealand 125 and 59 for 4 (Mitchell 20*, Blundell 0*) need a further 524 to beat England 280 and 427 for 6 dec (Root 106, Bethell 96, Duckett 92, Brook 55) England ripped out four wickets before lunch on day three at Basin Reserve as they galloped towards what would be their first
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TossAustralia opt to bat vs India Captain Tahlia McGrath won the toss and elected to bat as Australia look to clinch the ODI series against India in game two at Allan Border Field. Sophie Molineux, who captained Melbourne Renegades to their first WBBL title, replaces Georgia Wareham in the only change for an Australia side
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India 180 and 128 for 5 (Pant 28*, Cummins 2-33, Boland 2-39) trail Australia 337 (Head 140, Labuschagne 64, Bumrah 4-61, Siraj 4-98) by 29 runs A whirlwind century from hometown hero Travis Head blew India’s attack away and thrilled the Adelaide crowd on day two of the pink-ball Test. Head’s 140 off 141 balls
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Lunch Sri Lanka 318 for 8 (Nissanka 89, Kamindu 48, Mathews 44, Chandimal 44, Paterson 4-66, Jansen 2-100) trail South Africa 358 by 40 runs Dane Paterson took three wickets in an over and Marco Jansen pocketed one apiece with the old and the new ball as South Africa took five wickets for 37 runs
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Queensland 172 & 195 for 8 (Peirson 82, Steketee 48*, O’Neill 3-21, Elliott 3-48) lead Victoria 123 (Harris 41, Bartlett 5-32) by 244 runs Jimmy Peirson has batted Queensland towards hope of their first Sheffield Shield victory of the summer against Victoria, after a helter-skelter day two at the MCG. On a day where 15
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