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Izzy Sharp’s career-best 62 and an unbeaten 41 from Brooke Halliday powered New Zealand to a six-wicket win over Scotland, keeping their semi-final hopes alive despite early powerplay wickets and more dropped catches in the field.
England lost 12 WTC points and half their Oval match fee for being 12 overs short against New Zealand, with interim captain Joe Root accepting the slow over-rate charge as the series heads to a Trent Bridge decider.
Annerie Dercksen’s 52 and Marizanne Kapp’s three wickets helped South Africa beat Pakistan by two wickets, despite Fatima Sana’s unbeaten 55 rescuing Pakistan from 55 for eight.
Joshua Da Silva and Amir Jangoo return to the West Indies Test squad for the home WTC series against Sri Lanka, with Alzarri and Shamar Joseph back from injury and Tevin Imlach leading a Select XI warm-up in Coolidge.
The PCB will scrap A–D central contracts for format-based tracks driven largely by data, with Test specialists on track A and T20 specialists on track D gaining more franchise league freedom from the end of this month.
After a grueling four-year absence from international cricket, Mosaddek Hossain roared back into the spotlight against Australia, proving that rigorous domestic grinding and unyielding self-belief can revive a career.
A sensational career-best five-wicket haul from Shamar Joseph, paired with a resilient, unbeaten half-century from Sherfane Rutherford, powered the West Indies to a dramatic series-clinching victory over Sri Lanka in Jamaica.
England's pace attack suffers another setback as Ollie Robinson is ruled out of the upcoming Oval Test against New Zealand due to right knee soreness, halting his impressive international
In a high-stakes ICC Women’s T20 World Cup clash, Smriti Mandhana turned the tide for India with a tactical masterclass, effectively dismantling Pakistan’s disciplined bowling attack.
Smriti Mandhana’s 68 and Deepti Sharma’s record five for 10 powered India to a 64-run T20 World Cup win over Pakistan at Edgbaston, with Richa Ghosh’s late 34 lifting the hosts to 170.
Towhid Hridoy’s 83 and unbeaten fifties from Litton Das and Mosaddek Hossain lifted Bangladesh to 274 for five as the hosts chased a 3–0 ODI whitewash over Australia in the series decider.
Shubman Gill’s unbeaten 84 and three-wicket debuts from Harsh Dubey and Gurnoor Brar helped India beat Afghanistan by seven wickets in a rain-reduced ODI opener in Dharamsala despite Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s 51-ball century.