Wins for both India and South Africa have kept the Women's T20 World Cup semi-final picture delightfully uncertain, with Sunday's final group fixtures set to decide who progresses.

Devon Conway delivered a masterclass at Trent Bridge, scoring his eighth Test century on day one of the third Test against England and giving New Zealand a commanding platform.

New Zealand dominated the opening day at Trent Bridge, but England snatched two wickets in seven balls late on as Tom Latham and Devon Conway both fell for huge individual scores.

Tom Latham and Devon Conway shared a record 317-run opening partnership to put New Zealand firmly in control, before England snatched two wickets from the final two deliveries of a gruelling day one in Nottingham.

With India visiting Stormont for two T20 internationals, Ireland's coaching staff see the matches as a golden opportunity to build momentum towards co-hosting the 2030 T20 World Cup.

King Charles welcomed the Afghan women's cricket team to Clarence House, offering a powerful show of solidarity for players forced into exile by the Taliban's blanket ban on women's sport.

England eased into the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals with a comfortable 38-run win over West Indies, though their fielding display will have given coach and fans alike plenty to think about.

England booked their place in the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals with a game to spare, dismissing West Indies by 38 runs at a sun-drenched Lord's.

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is targeting a T20 World Cup semi-final comeback after receiving encouraging results from her latest MRI scan, according to her wife Katherine Sciver-Brunt.