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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.

Australian pace bowler Fergus O'Neill captured four wickets to leave Hampshire struggling at 152-6 on day one at the Utilita Bowl.

Unbeaten centuries from Adam Lyth and Jonny Bairstow helped Yorkshire recover from early trouble to dominate day one against Surrey.

Virat Kohli has made it clear he won't participate in the 2027 World Cup if India's selectors make him feel he needs to justify his place in the team.