Report Bangladesh have won three of their last four matches against Pakistan Toss Pakistan Women opt to bowl vs Bangladesh Women Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof won the toss and chose to chase in their Women’s World Cup clash against Bangladesh at Seddon Park in Hamilton. Pakistan go in unchanged while Bangladesh left out Lata Mondal

News The pool incident is unlikely to leave him for a while, but on the pitch, he steered Australia into pole position Alex Carey had already left his mark on this tour before today. Unfortunately, it was for falling into the hotel swimming pool which went viral on social media courtesy of his captain recording

Report Nathan Lyon chipped in with a handy 38 before he was Pakistan’s only wicket of the session Lunch Australia 332 for 4 (Khawaja 155*, Head 14*) vs Pakistan Usman Khawaja‘s indefatigable knock continued through the first session of day two, as he moved past 150 to tighten Australia’s grip of the second Test against

West Indies 375 (Bonner 123, Brathwaite 55) and 147 for 4 (Bonner 38*, Holder 37*) drew with England 311 (Bairstow 140, Seales 4-79) and 349 for 6 dec (Crawley 121, Root 109) Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder drew the sting of England’s depleted attack in a tense final session of the first Test in Antigua,

News “This is where the Khawajas are from. This is my home”, he said after a century in the country of his birth He wasn’t going to miss out this time. With a nudge into the leg side, Usman Khawaja ran through for his 100th run. Another Test hundred, but not just any Test hundred.

Report Usman Khawaja continued his good form with a positive half-century Lunch Australia 100 for 2 (Khawaja 52*, Smith 7*) vs Pakistan In-form Usman Khawaja notched his second straight half-century, but Australia lost the key wickets of David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne before lunch in a lively opening session of the second Test against Pakistan.

Report West Indies toil during unbroken 193-run second-wicket stand but rain cuts further time from the game England 311 and 217 for 1 (Crawley 117*, Root 84*) lead West Indies 375 (Bonner 123, Brathwaite 55) by 153 runs Joe Root looked genuinely impressed by what he was seeing. As Zak Crawley drove Kemar Roach down

Preview This will be the last international for the retiring Suranga Lakmal, and defeat will push visitors down to fifth on the WTC points table Big picture Ravindra Jadeja’s superlative all-round show in Mohali meant Sri Lanka were no match for India in the first Test, and as the caravan moves to Bengaluru for the

New Zealand 260 for 9 (Satterthwaite 75, A Kerr 50, Vastrakar 4-34) beat India 198 (Kaur 71, Tahuhu 3-17, A Kerr 3-56) by 62 runs After their opening-day loss to West Indies, New Zealand have now bounced back to win two in a row. Their latest, by 62 runs over India in Hamilton, came on

England’s bowling concerns mounted on a tough third day of the first Test in Antigua, as Mark Wood was all but ruled out of the attack for the remainder of West Indies’ first innings after complaining of soreness in his right elbow. Wood, England’s fastest bowler and the man on whom their hopes of breakthroughs