The ODI World Cup will be expanded to 14 teams with a new Super 7 stage, while the T20 World Cup will have a Super 10 format from the second round onwards. Final approval is still subject to a financial review later this year. The ICC has unveiled new competition formats for the men’s ODI […]
Axar Patel’s 4 for 62 wrecked the English middle order and his unblemished 57 with Washington Sundar finished the chase after India had faltered to 160 for 4. Joe Root and Liam Dawson hit half-centuries to give England a fighting total but India finished strongly Axar Patel celebrates after a match-winning all-round performance as India
India registered a memorable win powered by five-wicket haul by Kranti Gaud, maiden international century by Yastika Bhatia and solid batting by Smriti Mandhana. The result gave India a historic end to their tour at the “Home of Cricket”. India players celebrate after defeating England by 270 runs in the first women’s Test at Lord’s,
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England’s second-wicket partnership of 233 in just 102 balls ripped India’s bowling to shreds. India fought back for a while in the chase but after the massive batting blitz by England, the target was never going to be within reach. Jos Buttler and Harry Brook celebrate after combining for a destructive 233-run stand that helped
Arshdeep Singh provided an early breakthrough for India, dismissing Jos Buttler, but England soon grabbed the initiative and held onto it. India were outplayed in all the three phases of the match with wides and no balls and fielding errors piling up. England’s Harry Brook and Phil Salt celebrate during a dominant chase against India
Phil Salt’s 70 off 44 balls set the platform for England’s 201/7, before India’s batting line-up crumbled under pressure. It was also the first time India had not won any of their last five T20I matches, a worrying trend heading into the next phase of white-ball cricket. England celebrates after India’s batting collapse in the
