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The Women's T20 Blast Finals Day arrives at The Oval on Friday, with The Blaze among four sides chasing silverware. Grace Ballinger has called the occasion among the finest of her career.
Harry Brook's attempted ramp shot ended in disaster as England's captain was caught for just 16, leaving the hosts in serious trouble at 53-3 in their chase of 234 against India in Cardiff.
Joe Root produced a masterclass innings of 99 not out to guide England to a four-wicket victory over India in the second ODI at Cardiff, levelling the three-match series heading into the decider.
James Vince blazed 125 off just 61 balls as Hampshire Hawks crushed Essex by 75 runs to seal a record-extending 12th T20 Finals Day appearance, with Notts Outlaws awaiting in the semi-finals at Edgbaston.
Jofra Archer produced a devastating two-ball burst to reduce India to 193-7 in the second ODI at Cardiff, falling agonisingly short of a hat-trick but firmly handing England the initiative.
England found themselves under immediate pressure in Cardiff after losing both openers inside the first four overs while chasing 234 against India in the second ODI.
England were cruising at 61-0 before an extraordinary collapse saw them plummet to 80-5 against India in the first ODI at Edgbaston. Jamie Hall breaks down what went wrong.
Liam Dawson produced a composed half-century to drag England back from the brink at Edgbaston, sharing a vital hundred-run stand with Joe Root after the hosts collapsed to 107-6 against India.
Jersey's path to the 2028 T20 World Cup has just got considerably harder, with the ICC set to introduce a new Global Qualifier that adds an extra hurdle for Associate nations.
Ben Raine has committed his future to Durham, signing a contract extension that will keep the experienced all-rounder at his home county through to the end of the 2028 season.
Hampshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and Somerset have all secured their places at T20 Blast Finals Day following a dramatic night of quarter-final cricket. Craig Overton's astonishing hitting at Headingley stole the show.
Zimbabwe made a commanding start to their T20I series against Bangladesh, posting 170-6 before dismissing the visitors for 138 at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo.