
Gay's Lord's masterclass strengthens England selection case
Durham batsman Emilio Gay continued his exceptional season with a composed 129 at Lord's, his third century of the campaign that keeps him firmly in contention for England selection.

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Durham batsman Emilio Gay continued his exceptional season with a composed 129 at Lord's, his third century of the campaign that keeps him firmly in contention for England selection.

James Wharton and Joe Root's crucial half-centuries transformed Yorkshire's fortunes on day three at Taunton, building a 253-run lead despite early wickets.

Ben Sanderson's exceptional bowling performance of 7-31 guided Northamptonshire to a comprehensive innings and 177-run victory over Worcestershire.

Emilio Gay's third century of the season at Lord's has intensified speculation about his England prospects, as the Durham opener continues his exceptional campaign.

Gujarat Titans are well-positioned in their chase of 164 against Punjab Kings, needing just 72 runs from the final nine overs with eight wickets in hand.

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has been ruled out of the New Zealand ODI series with a calf injury, casting doubt over her availability for the upcoming T20 World Cup.

Kiran Carlson smashed a magnificent 209 to help Glamorgan declare on 536-7, leaving Hampshire trailing by 478 runs at the Utilita Bowl.

The Blaze claimed top spot in the One-Day Cup with a commanding victory, while Lancashire ended Hampshire's perfect start to the campaign.

Mark Wood is cautiously optimistic about a summer return to bowling after his knee injury cut short his Ashes campaign in devastating fashion.

Olly Stone's brilliant 5-41 helped Nottinghamshire establish a commanding 270-run first-innings lead over struggling Leicestershire.

Jack White's four-wicket haul sparked a Yorkshire revival at Taunton before weather intervened to potentially save the visitors' Championship hopes.

Mark Wood remains optimistic about returning to cricket later this summer despite ongoing knee problems that have limited him to just one Test since August 2024.