Jamie Hall

Just three days after lifting the T20 Blast trophy, Northamptonshire showed no signs of a hangover as they chased down 313 to beat Warwickshire in their One-Day Cup opener.

Sam Curran produced a stunning all-round performance, taking two wickets and smashing an unbeaten 60, as MI London made a dominant statement in the men's Hundred opener against Sunrisers Leeds.

Sunrisers Leeds made a statement in the opening match of the women's Hundred, dismissing MI London for 107 before chasing down the target with 31 balls to spare at The Oval.

Ben Stokes announced his return to competitive cricket in emphatic fashion, scoring an unbeaten 108 despite severe cramp to guide Durham to a five-wicket One-Day Cup victory over Derbyshire.

Joe Root produced another masterclass innings of 99 not out as England claimed a four-wicket win over India in Cardiff, drawing the three-match ODI series level heading into the decider.

Joe Weatherley etched his name into T20 Blast history with a record-breaking 163 runs at Finals Day, yet it wasn't enough as Hampshire Hawks fell to Northamptonshire Steelbacks in the final by 14 runs.

Worcestershire head coach Alan Richardson believes holding the One-Day Cup is a source of motivation as the Pears launch their title defence against Derbyshire at New Road.

The Hundred returns in 2026 with new owners, new identities and dramatically higher player salaries. Jamie Hall looks at what the privatisation overhaul means for the tournament.

Northamptonshire Steelbacks head coach Darren Lehmann has paid a heartfelt tribute to the club's famous 'Shoe Army' fanbase following a stunning T20 Blast triumph at Edgbaston.

The Hundred returns for its sixth edition with sweeping changes on and off the field. From IPL-linked rebrands to fresh kits and major investment, here's what you need to know.

England have beaten India 2-1 in the ODI series, following a 4-0 T20 whitewash. With the World Cup just over a year away, Jamie Hall asks whether this white-ball side is genuinely turning a corner.

The Blaze were utterly dominant at The Oval on Finals Day, dismissing Durham for 117-8 before Tammy Beaumont and Sarah Bryce guided them home with more than six overs to spare.