Understrength Surrey maintain 100% win record in the Women's Vitality Blast after securing a hard-fought four-wicket victory against Yorkshire at Headingley, despite a significant middle-order collapse.
Read Article →In a masterclass performance, Shreyas Iyer notched his maiden IPL century to snap a six-match losing streak for the Punjab Kings, keeping their postseason dreams firmly within reach.
Read Article →Surrey made a statement of intent at the Kia Oval, securing a dominant 59-run win against Lancashire Lightning thanks to a late-innings surge from Tom Curran and a blistering start from Jason Roy.
Read Article →A clinical bowling display from Duan Jansen and Marchant de Lange propelled Gloucestershire to a remarkable 47-run victory over Warwickshire, overcoming a sub-par first-innings total in a low-scoring Bristol thriller.
Read Article →The Worcestershire Rapids kicked off their Vitality Blast campaign in style, securing an impressive 18-run victory over the Leicestershire Foxes at Uptonsteel Grace Road, thanks to a disciplined collective performance.
Read Article →Defending champions Somerset began their Vitality Blast campaign in style, cruising to a seven-wicket victory over Hampshire Hawks at Taunton, thanks to Will Smeed's blistering 59 and a disciplined bowling effort.
Read Article →In a surreal night of cricket in Hyderabad, the Sunrisers secured a commanding 55-run victory, yet the true victors of the night were RCB and the Gujarat Titans, who successfully sealed their top-two positions in the IPL standings despite the results on the field.
Read Article →A spectacular performance from Niamh Holland and a resilient batting display from Anika Learoyd culminated in a pulsating tie at the Cooper Associates Ground, as Somerset and Hampshire could not be separated in their Vitality Blast clash.
Read Article →In a commanding display of cricket in Ahmedabad, the Gujarat Titans dismantled the Chennai Super Kings, sealing a dominant 89-run victory and securing a prestigious top-two finish in the tournament standings.
Read Article →Worcestershire skipper Brett D'Oliveira and all-rounder Matthew Waite shared an unbroken stand of 97 to ensure their side drew their Rothesay County Championship match against Lancashire.
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