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A mic'd-up Jonny Bairstow gave a refreshingly honest breakdown of the moment he grassed a catch from Sam Billings during London Spirit's Men's Hundred fixture against Trent Rockets.

Craig Overton proved the dominant twin on a dramatic night in The Hundred, steering Trent Rockets to a four-wicket win over London Spirit with two balls to spare.

Middlesex remain the only side with three wins from three in this year's One-Day Cup, while holders Worcestershire survived a nervy finish to stay unbeaten after two matches.

Nadine de Klerk delivered a composed unbeaten 41 to carry London Spirit over the line at Trent Bridge, securing a five-wicket victory with three balls to spare in the 2026 Women's Hundred.

Jos Buttler continued his rich vein of form with a breathtaking 90 from just 50 deliveries as Manchester Super Giants hammered Birmingham Phoenix by 87 runs at Emirates Old Trafford.

Josh Tongue produced a stunning back-to-back double dismissal, bowling both Will Smeed and Rehan Ahmed to leave Birmingham Phoenix reeling early in their chase of 188 against Manchester Super Giants in the men's Hundred.

Nadine de Klerk's composed 41 not out from just 22 balls rescued London Spirit from a precarious position to seal a five-wicket victory over Trent Rockets with three balls to spare.

Sunrisers Leeds claimed their first victory of The Hundred 2026 campaign thanks to two extraordinary pieces of fielding from Matthew Revis and Abrar Ahmed, who combined to save eight crucial runs in the closing stages against Southern Brave.

Rachin Ravindra produced one of the innings of The Hundred season so far, blazing 98 runs from only 44 balls with seven sixes as Welsh Fire took on MI London.

West Indies closed day two of the first Test against Pakistan on a solid 194 for 3, with Kavem Hodge and Shai Hope unbeaten at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad.

The Hundred 2026 is in full swing and we've got another mystery player for you to identify. Think you know your cricket stars inside out? Put yourself to the test.

Rachin Ravindra produced one of the innings of The Hundred so far, smashing 98 from just 44 balls to lead Welsh Fire to a 15-run victory over MI London and maintain their perfect start to the competition.