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West Indies Women wrapped up the series against Ireland with a commanding 64-run victory in the third and final ODI at Bready, posting 257 all out before dismissing the hosts for 193.

Jonathan Trott has signed up for a short-term consultancy role with Cricket Ireland, with his expertise on Afghanistan set to prove invaluable ahead of a crucial ODI series next month.

Joe Root dug England out of trouble with a measured, run-a-ball 76 not out to guide the hosts to 258 in the first one-day international against India at Edgbaston.

Brendon McCullum has been dismissed as England's Test coach following a calamitous run of form, with the New Zealander publicly accepting responsibility for the team's failures.

A record crowd at Lord's couldn't mask the awkward questions surrounding women's Test cricket. Jamie Hall asks whether the format has a genuine future or is simply a box-ticking exercise.

From slimming down the 50-over World Cup to introducing semi-finals in the World Test Championship, the ICC's Edinburgh conference has set the cricket world talking.

Ben Duckett turned heads at Edgbaston with a breathtaking stop at cover during the first ODI against India, with commentators quick to liken his reflexes to those of England's Premier League goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.

India captain Shubman Gill looked in magnificent touch against England before cramp cruelly cut short his innings on 80 in the first ODI. Jamie Hall looks at what made his strokeplay so special.

England suffered a painful batting collapse at Edgbaston as India cruised to a six-wicket victory in the opening ODI, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

England were beaten by six wickets at Edgbaston as India's star-studded line-up proved too strong in the first ODI. Shubman Gill and a superb all-round display from Axar Patel sealed a comfortable win.

Heather Knight walked off the Lord's turf for the last time having contributed just 13 runs, leaving England in dire straits at 34-4 while chasing an imposing 457-run target against India.

Darren Lehmann has brushed aside concerns over Northamptonshire's recent T20 Blast form, insisting the Steelbacks are perfectly primed for Wednesday's home quarter-final against Gloucestershire.