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A rain-soaked day at Stirling County brought Scotland and the Netherlands' three-match ODI series to an inconclusive end, with the sides splitting honours at 1-1. Crucially, though, the Dutch have done enough to protect their ODI ranking and secure vital funding.
Ben Stokes has ended his international retirement with a move into franchise cricket, signing for Adelaide Strikers ahead of the BBL 16 season starting in December.
Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has publicly condemned his country's decision to make sweeping squad and coaching changes mid-series against England, calling it the most shocking move he has ever witnessed from a selection committee.
Maia Bouchier's stunning century led England Women to their highest-ever ODI chase of 282, cruising past Ireland by six wickets with nearly 12 overs to spare in the first match of a three-game series.
Jofra Archer provided England with an electric start to Pakistan's first innings, removing captain Shan Masood for just one run with keeper Jamie Smith taking the catch, leaving Pakistan reeling at 5-1.
A stunning direct hit from Pakistan captain Babar Azam removed Josh Tongue and brought England's second innings to a close at 208, setting up a mammoth 389-run chase at Lord's.
Zimbabwe claimed a dramatic five-run victory over Namibia in Windhoek, posting 195-6 and then defending it by the narrowest of margins as Namibia fell agonisingly short on 190 all out.
Scotland bounced back brilliantly in Stirling, crushing the Netherlands by nine wickets in a rain-reduced ODI to square their three-match series at 1-1. Sarah Bryce's unbeaten 70 was the centrepiece of a commanding chase.
Jonathan Agnew has drawn a striking comparison between Ollie Robinson and Australian great Glenn McGrath, as the England seamer continues to dismantle Pakistan with metronomic precision this summer.
Marcus Trescothick says comparisons between England's emerging pace attack and the iconic 2005 Ashes winners are entirely justified, as Robinson, Archer, Atkinson and Tongue click into gear.
Alice Capsey is set to keep wicket for England against Ireland this week, having done the job just once in professional cricket. The 22-year-old admits it's 'a bit of an unknown' but says hard work in training has given her real confidence.
Pakistan have taken the extraordinary step of dropping seven players and releasing head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed mid-series following two crushing defeats to England. Five uncapped players have been called up for the third Test at Edgbaston.