Australia 180 (Perry 60, Ecclestone 4-35, Capsey 3-22) against England England found inspiration from an unlikely source with Alice Capsey produce a career-best performance with the ball to spark a major Australia collapse with the help of Sophie Ecclestoneas the home side were bowled out for just 180 at Melbourne’s Junction Oval. Capsey, with just … Read more
Sleeves India 370 for 5 (Rodrigues 102, Harleen 89, Mandhana 73, Rawal 67, Prendergast 2-75, Kelly 2-82) against Ireland Ireland were sent hunting for leather as each of India’s top four enjoyed their time with the bat without having to deal with the pressure associated with an international match. The end result was that India … Read more
Pakistan 194 (Babar 58, Rabada 3-55, Maharaj 2-14) and 213 for 1 (f/o) (Masood 102*, Babar 81) trail South Africa 615 by 208 runs Pakistan posted their highest opening score against South Africa as Shan Massoud And Babar Azam putting up a solid resistance to the hosts on a flat track. Masood passed 30 for … Read more
England 280 (Brook 123, Pope 66, Smith 4-86) and 427 for December 6 (Root 106, Bethell 96, Duckett 92, Brook 55) beat New Zealand 125 (Atkinson 4-31, Carse 4-46) and 259 (Blundell 115, Stokes 3-5) by 323 points The winds howled over Wellington, off Cook Strait, but they only blew one way. England cruised through … Read more
Australia 86 for 1 (McSweeney 38*, Labuschagne 20*, Bumrah1-13) trail India 180 (Reddy 42, Rahul 37 Starc 6-48, Cummins 2-41) by 94 runs Mitchell Starc‘s sizzling spell with the pink ball grabbed the headlines on the opening day of the day-night Test in Adelaide as Australia responded to their 295 points beaten in Perth dismissing … Read more
Bangladesh 264 (Shadman 64, Seales 4-5, Shamar 3-49) and 268 (Jaker 91, Shadman 46, Mehidy 42, Roach 3-36) beat West Indies 146 (Carty 40, Brathwaite 39, Rana 5-61, Mahmud 2-19) and 185 (Hodge 55, Brathwaite 43, Taijul 5-50, Mahmud 2-20) by 101 runs Bangladesh claimed their first Test victory in the West Indies in 15 … Read more
Pakistan 148 for 0 (Ayub 113*, Shafique 32*) beat Zimbabwe 145 (Myers 33, Williams 31, Abrar 4-33, Salman 3-26) by ten wickets Pakistan made up for a lackluster performance in the first ODI with a near-perfect performance in the second, crushing Zimbabwe by ten wickets to level the series. Opener Saim Ayub scored the fastest … Read more