Rashid Khan returns for the South Africa ODIs, while Ibrahim Zadran and Mujeeb Ur Rahman remain unavailable. Uncapped Bilal Sami, Darwish Rasooli, and Abdul Malik join the squad.
Bangladesh names uncapped Jaker Ali in their squad for India’s Test series. He replaces injured fast bowler Shoriful Islam, sidelined with a groin injury.
Matthew Short is determined to be David Warner’s successor. After a powerful performance against England, Short has strengthened his claim to open with Travis Head for Australia.
Day 3 of the Afghanistan-New Zealand Test was abandoned early due to heavy rain. This leaves the chances of a result very slim.
David Bedingham and Colin Ackermann smashed centuries, putting Durham in control against Lancashire with a record-breaking 268-run partnership for the fifth wicket.
Lance Morris, the fast bowler, looks forward to an early Sheffield Shield return after a frustrating battle with injuries. Despite setbacks, he remains focused on his red-ball comeback, hoping to play a key role for Western Australia.
Tom Westley’s unbeaten century and a strong partnership with Paul Walter helped Essex avoid a collapse against Nottinghamshire in their County Championship match. The duo’s 142-run stand turned Essex’s fortunes after a shaky start.
South Africa rests key players and adds new faces for white-ball series against Afghanistan and Ireland, as they prepare for future ICC tournaments.
Surrey secure Shakib Al Hasan for a crucial Somerset fixture. Alec Stewart calls the decision “easy” amidst player shortages.
Gloucestershire secured a tense 14-run victory over Birmingham Bears, defending a low score of 138. David Payne and Ollie Price shared seven wickets, ending the Bears’ run in the T20 quarter-finals.
New Zealand adds Sri Lanka legend Rangana Herath and former India coach Vikram Rathour to their coaching staff ahead of crucial Tests.
Mongolia suffered a historic collapse, scoring just 10 runs in a T20I match against Singapore. Singapore chased the target in five balls, led by a stunning performance from 17-year-old Harsha Bharadwaj, who claimed six wickets for just three runs.
