Month: July 2026

Zimbabwe, meanwhile, handed debuts to batter Ben Curran and left-arm seamer Newman Nyamhuri

Captain seizes chance for match-turning boundary as costly fielding error sinks Brave

Sri Lanka were restricted to 210 and Pakistan overhauled it easily to win their fifth ODI on the trot

The franchise’s ‘inability to fulfil its financial obligations’ was the cause of the termination

This will be the first time a team will host India on Indian soil

The injury is a blow for both Colombo Kaps, as well as the Sri Lanka national team who are set to play India in a two-Test home series starting August…

His two-part stint will see him feature in eight games on either side of India’s Test tour to Sri Lanka

Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli remain second and third, behind No. 1 Daryl Mitchell

Duffy took two wickets in the 45th over to make things tense, but Hetmyer held his nerve to lead the hosts to a two-wicket win

The 15-year-old is excited to play in Harare, where he scored 175 off 80 balls in the Under-19 World Cup final

Shams Mulani to be the team’s vice-captain, while Prithvi Shaw and Musheer Khan have both been included in the squad

Blow for Birmingham Phoenix on eve of new season; availability for Pakistan Tests also up in the air

Appointment comes with club under special measures from the ECB following financial losses

Jamaica Kingsmen’s seven overseas signings all have links to their parent franchise Hyderabad Kingsmen in the PSL

Australia chair of selectors says there has been a discussion about the pecking order but the enormous Test workload ahead means the full depth will be needed

White-ball coach says he will watch ‘next talent’ under ‘brightest lights’ during four-week tournament

Ashutosh joins a Hampshire side that will look to go one better than their runners-up finish from last season’s One-Day Cup

“There’s not been any discussion like that in the team,” Shubman Gill says when asked about Rohit Sharma’s international future

Bangladesh were without Mustafizur Rahman and Shoriful Islam for the entire series, and lost Nahid Rana for the decider, which they won by four wickets

A one-wicket defeat in Barbados was West Indies’ third loss in a row and a “difficult pill to swallow”, as Amir Jangoo put it