Toss Australia chose to field vs India Trailing 8-4 in the multi-format series, India have named four debutants as they return to the Test arena for the first time since mid-2024. Pratika Rawal has been named at No. 3 and their revamped attack includes uncapped seamers Kashvee Gautam, Kranti Gaud and Sayali Satghare. Hamilton, 19,…
India 253 for 7 (Samson 89, Dube 43, Jacks 2-40) beat England 246 for 7 (Bethell 105, Jacks 35, Pandya 2-38) by seven runs On a night of pulsating drama, studded with 499 runs in 40 overs, including 34 sixes, India sealed their progression to Sunday’s T20 World Cup final, thanks to Sanju Samson’s second…
Big picture: How brave will India be? It’s the match that will mark the end of Alyssa Healy’s international career, but it’s a contest where India will have to make all the running. Australia only need a draw to secure the multi-format series, having taken an 8-4 lead at the end of the ODI series….
Queensland 37 for 3 (Renshaw 12*, Gannon 3-26) trail Western Australia 210 (Fanning 62, Ryan 3-48) by 173 runs Last-placed WA were skittled for 210 before former Gannon’s 3 for 26 off six overs left Queensland struggling at 37 for 3 at stumps on day one. Queensland opener Hugo Burdon was the first of Gannon’s…
New Zealand 354 for 3 (Halliday 157*, Green 67, Gaze 59*, McLeod 35, Marange 1-52) beat Zimbabwe 174 (Ndhlovu 52, Mugeri-Tiripano 38, Amelia Kerr 4-35, Jess Kerr 3-28) by 180 runs Electing to bowl, Zimbabwe would have fancied their chances when they sent back captain Amelia Kerr (15) and Emma McLeod (35) inside 16 overs,…
Big picture: Familiar foes meet again at penultimate hurdle In whose camp would you rather be, ahead of a seismic semi-final that – to judge by its last two stagings in 2022 and 2024 – could yet prove to be a kingmaking contest? Would you rather be Team India, the defending champions and overwhelming pre-tournament…
New Zealand 173 for 1 (Allen 100*, Seifert 58, Ravindra 13*, Rabada 1-28) beat South Africa 169 for 8 (Jansen 55*, Brevis 34, McConchie 2-9, Ravindra 2-29) by nine wickets On Saturday, New Zealand had nervously tuned into Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, wondering if they could sneak into the semi-final. Matt Henry was on the…
Sri Lanka 121 for 1 (Perera 52*, Dulani 34*, Athapaththu 32, Fletcher 1-14) beat West Indies 119 for 5 (Henry 32*, Ranaweera 2-16, Sugandika 2-32) by nine wickets Captain Chamari Athapaththu won the toss and elected to field in Grenada, and much like in the second T20I, the spinners strangled the West Indies batters. Sugandika…
Earlier, three-wicket hauls from Malki Madara and Nilakshika Silva, apart from Athapaththu’s two strikes, restricted West Indies to 101 after Sri Lanka opted to bowl. Hayley Matthews scored a patient 28, while only four West Indies batters got into double figures. Source link
Pakistan 306 for 8 (Shamas 97, Sana 60, Luus 3-42) beat South Africa 187 (Dercksen 54, Tunnicliffe 47, Sadia 3-41) by 119 runs Heading into the contest 2-0 down, Pakistan were put in to bat. Shamas led Pakistan’s charge, though fellow opener Gull Feroza departed early for 13. Shamas put on a 130-run partnership with…