Sri Lanka 141 for 3 (Athapaththu 80*, de Silva 30) beat India 138 for 5 (Harmanpreet 39*, Rodrigues 33, Ranasinghe 1-13) by seven wickets Sri Lanka had lost their last 12 T20Is against India, and had never beaten them in a home game. But all that was put to rest as their captain Chamari Athapaththu

Mayank Agarwal, the India opener, has been called up for the upcoming Edgbaston Test against England, scheduled to start on July 1. Agarwal will link up with the rest of the Indian squad late on Monday. As per the latest travel advisory, Agarwal will not be required to quarantine upon arrival, which will make him

Bangladesh 234 and 132 for 6 (Roach 3-32) trail West Indies 408 (Mayers 146, Brathwaite 51, Khaled 5-106) by 42 runs Kemar Roach reached the landmark of 250 Test wickets as West Indies dominated the third day of the second test with Bangladesh fighting to avoid an innings defeat. Bangladesh was reduced to 132 for

Indians 246 for 8 dec (Bharat 70, Walker 5-24) and 364 for 9 (Kohli 67, Jadeja 56*) vs Leicestershire 244 (Pant 76, Jadeja 3-28, Shami 3-42) and 219 for 4 (Gill 62, Kimber 56, Ashwin 2-31) Match drawn Battling injuries and Covid-19 scares, India managed to make the most of their four-day practice match against

Close New Zealand 329 (Mitchell 109, Blundell 55, Leach 5-100) and 168 for 6 (Latham 76, Williamson 48) lead England 360 (Bairstow 162, Overton 97) by 137 runs It’s a question that teams the world over will be asking themselves at this early juncture of the Bazball revolution. What’s the best means to fight England’s

After falling agonisingly short of a Test century on debut, then returning with a fiery spell in the final session, Jamie Overton was refreshingly philosophical at the end of day three of the third Test at Headingley. Both efforts contributed to England’s cause, ensuring a first innings of 360 for a lead of 31, before

India 127 for 5 (Mandhana 39, Harmanpreet 31*) beat Sri Lanka 125 for 7 (Gunaratne 45, Athapaththu 43) by five wickets When it started to look like Sri Lanka would post a strong total after their brisk 87-run opening stand and make India work hard to win the second match of the series, the hosts

Yorkshire 190 for 7 (Brook 67, White 3-30) beat Northamptonshire 128 (Waite 3-18) by 62 runs Harry Brook‘s blistering knock of 67 from 31 balls dug Yorkshire Vikings out of trouble and propelled them into the Vitality Blast North Group qualification places at Northamptonshire Steelbacks’ expense. Brook’s effort, which included four fours and four sixes,

Hampshire 178 for 7 (McDermott 50) Gloucestershire 169 for 7 (Bracey 40, Fuller 2-23) by nine runs That Gloucestershire might have actually stolen this match crept up on Hampshire when least expected. They dominated the bulk of the night but still found themselves defending 12 from three balls, at which point Chris Wood summoned an

Tea England 91 for 6 (Bairstow 33*, Overton 16*) trail New Zealand 329 (Mitchell 109, Blundell 55, Leach 5-100) by 238 runs New Zealand seized total control of the third Test on a thrilling second afternoon at Headingley, as England’s raucous new batting approach ran smack-bang into a relentless reunion for their opponents’ Big Three