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Kolkata Knight Riders produced a dominant batting display to defeat Gujarat Titans by 29 runs at Eden Gardens, with superb knocks from Allen and Raghuvanshi.

The 32-year-old seamer finally broke his batting duck with an assured half-century that prevented Leicestershire from establishing a commanding position at Chelmsford.

Glamorgan's seamers exploited damp conditions perfectly to leave Warwickshire reeling at 123-6, closing in on their third straight County Championship win.

Katie Levick's magnificent 6-37 bowling performance inspired Durham to a commanding 120-run victory over Somerset, propelling them four places up the Women's One-Day Cup standings.

Fergus O'Neill's fifth five-wicket haul helped Nottinghamshire maintain their advantage, though Hampshire's battling display ensures the contest remains finely poised.

Surrey showed resilience on a weather-affected second day, dismissing Yorkshire for 486 before rain severely limited their reply at Headingley.

New Zealand secured a 17-run DLS victory in Cardiff to draw the ODI series 1-1, with rain playing a decisive role in the final match.

Ben Kellaway's superb 139 transformed Glamorgan's fortunes after a nightmare start against Warwickshire at Edgbaston.

Teenager Ben Dawkins struck his maiden first-class century alongside Sam Northeast's return-to-form 141 as Kent dominated Durham on day one at Beckenham.

Pakistan's decision to field first pays immediate dividends as Bangladesh lose opener Joy for a duck in the second Test at Sylhet Stadium.

Tom Abell remained unbeaten on 74 whilst James Rew struck 86 as Somerset posted an impressive 335-5 on the opening day against Sussex at Taunton.

Sussex's Henry Crocombe and Lancashire's Mitchell Stanley headline England's emerging pace talent in the latest Lions squad to face South Africa A.