Bangladesh’s T20 squad delivered a clinical performance on Sunday night in Dambulla, defeating Sri Lanka by 83 runs to level the three-match series at 1–1. Now, all eyes turn to
The Lord’s Test is headed for a tense final day as England and India prepare for a finish that could shift the course of the series. With India needing 135
Bangladesh finally broke their six-match losing streak in T20s, and they did it in style. They stormed back to beat Sri Lanka by a huge 83 runs in Dambulla on
Tempers briefly flared during the third day of the Lord’s Test as India accused England of deliberately wasting time to avoid facing a full final session over. (Also read:India’s Third-Day
Nathan Lyon has been left out of Australia’s playing XI for the final Test against West Indies, a decision driven by pitch behavior and pink-ball dynamics. Australia selector Tony Dodemaide
India walked into lunch on day two at Lord’s looking strong. They were 247 for 3. The sun was out. England’s bowlers hadn’t quite found rhythm. It looked like India
India entered the third morning at Lord’s in control. KL Rahul was nearing a well-earned hundred. Rishabh Pant looked steady. England had few answers. Then came the mistake. Turning Point:
India expressed frustration after being forced to change the second new ball just 10.3 overs into its use during the second morning of the Lord’s Test. Jasprit Bumrah had struck
Mitchell Starc is on the brink of his 100th Test, and there’s something fitting about it happening under lights with a pink ball in hand—the very format he’s mastered better
Jasprit Bumrah returned to the XI with a clear goal in mind. A five-for at Lord’s. He got it. India’s premier fast bowler claimed 5 for 74 to bowl England
Bangladesh’s T20 squad delivered a clinical performance on Sunday night in Dambulla, defeating Sri Lanka by 83 runs to level
The Lord’s Test is headed for a tense final day as England and India prepare for a finish that could
Bangladesh finally broke their six-match losing streak in T20s, and they did it in style. They stormed back to beat
Tempers briefly flared during the third day of the Lord’s Test as India accused England of deliberately wasting time to
Nathan Lyon has been left out of Australia’s playing XI for the final Test against West Indies, a decision driven
India walked into lunch on day two at Lord’s looking strong. They were 247 for 3. The sun was out.
India entered the third morning at Lord’s in control. KL Rahul was nearing a well-earned hundred. Rishabh Pant looked steady.
India expressed frustration after being forced to change the second new ball just 10.3 overs into its use during the
Mitchell Starc is on the brink of his 100th Test, and there’s something fitting about it happening under lights with
Jasprit Bumrah returned to the XI with a clear goal in mind. A five-for at Lord’s. He got it. India’s
