
Brook's Ramp Misfire Leaves England in Trouble at Cardiff
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.
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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.

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.
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.
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.

Shai Hope's unbeaten 87 and Keacy Carty's 95 anchored West Indies to a convincing seven-wicket victory over New Zealand in the opening ODI at the Guyana National Stadium.

A blistering 94 from Tanzid Hasan Tamim set up a commanding seven-wicket win for Bangladesh over Zimbabwe in the third ODI at Harare Sports Club, as the visitors chased down 200 with ease.

Tanzid Hasan Tamim's swashbuckling 94 set the tone as Bangladesh chased down 200 with remarkable ease, beating Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the third ODI at Harare Sports Club.

Zimbabwe wrapped up the ODI series against Bangladesh with a composed 13-run triumph in Harare, as Ben Curran's unbeaten century proved the difference between the two sides.