
Stubbs Delivers Dream Debut After Whirlwind Arrival
South African batter Tristan Stubbs made an immediate impact for Hampshire, scoring 69 off 42 balls in the T20 Blast despite arriving less than 24 hours earlier.
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Warner Park
WIW vs AUSW
Warner Park
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CPW vs GW
Happy Valley Ground
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Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek

South African batter Tristan Stubbs made an immediate impact for Hampshire, scoring 69 off 42 balls in the T20 Blast despite arriving less than 24 hours earlier.

Surrey's Ryana MacDonald-Gay claimed the best bowling figures in women's domestic T20 cricket with 6-11 as three teams preserved perfect records.

Roman Walker, who famously took 5-24 against India including the wickets of Kohli and Sharma, has discovered a talent for darts after his county career ended.

The West Indies icon joins a revamped Lancashire board structure featuring Dame Sarah Storey as chair and Alex Hartley as vice-president.

Martin Andersson delivered a stunning all-round performance, following up his half-century with career-best bowling figures of 6-23 to guide Derbyshire to their first T20 Blast victory.

New Zealand's batting stars delivered magnificent centuries to transform a potential disaster into a position of strength on the opening day at Belfast.

Jacob Bethell appears set to take his place in England's Test side at Lord's despite cutting short his IPL campaign with Royal Challengers Bengaluru due to a finger injury.

Teenage prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi delivered another breathtaking performance, hammering 97 from just 29 balls to propel Rajasthan Royals past Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL eliminator.

Jersey survived a dramatic middle-order collapse to defeat Guernsey and secure their place in the next round of T20 World Cup qualifying.

South African Tristan Stubbs produced a match-winning 69* just hours after arriving from IPL duty to secure Hampshire's first T20 Blast victory of the campaign.

Ireland welcome New Zealand to Belfast for a four-day Test match, seeking their most impressive victory yet in the longest format.

Captain Rajat Patidar's explosive 93* from just 33 balls guided defending champions RCB to a commanding 92-run victory over Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 1.

Tom Latham emphasises New Zealand's complete focus on Ireland's Test challenge at Stormont, dismissing any thoughts of the upcoming England series.