
India Crush Sri Lanka by 72 Runs to Win Women's Asia Cup
India claimed the Women's Asia Cup title in dominant fashion, dismissing Sri Lanka for 111 in Dubai after posting a commanding 183-5 — a victory margin of 72 runs.
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India claimed the Women's Asia Cup title in dominant fashion, dismissing Sri Lanka for 111 in Dubai after posting a commanding 183-5 — a victory margin of 72 runs.

Cricket Australia has launched a privatisation process for Big Bash franchises, and it appears some of The Hundred's new owners are already circling. Here's what it could mean for the global T20 landscape.

Leg-spinner Nathan Sowter is set to leave Durham and join Surrey on a multi-year white-ball contract from the 2027 season, reuniting the Australian-born bowler with the county where his professional journey began.

Gerhard Erasmus produced a stunning unbeaten 88 to give Namibia a fighting total of 156-6, but Zimbabwe's batters proved too composed, cruising to victory by five wickets with 11 balls remaining.

Derbyshire opener Aneurin Donald and Sussex seamer Henry Crocombe have been rewarded for their brilliant domestic form with maiden England white-ball squad selections ahead of the Sri Lanka series.

South Africa made light work of Zimbabwe in Windhoek, winning by 43 runs after posting 185-7 and then bowling the hosts out for 142 in 17.4 overs.
Ben Stokes has ended his international retirement with a move into franchise cricket, signing for Adelaide Strikers ahead of the BBL 16 season starting in December.

Zimbabwe claimed a dramatic five-run victory over Namibia in Windhoek, posting 195-6 and then defending it by the narrowest of margins as Namibia fell agonisingly short on 190 all out.
After years of speculation, the European T20 Premier League is finally under way — and with names like Glenn Maxwell, Rahul Dravid and Steve Waugh involved, it's turning heads across the cricket world.

From breathtaking boundary riding catches to crowd-stopping six-hitting, The Hundred 2026 delivered another summer of unmissable cricket moments across both the men's and women's tournaments.
Jos Buttler has etched his name into cricket history by becoming the highest run-scorer in men's T20 cricket, overtaking Kieron Pollard's record of 14,803 runs. Jamie Hall looks at the journey behind the milestone.
Jos Buttler etched his name into cricket history at Old Trafford, surpassing Kieron Pollard's all-time T20 runs record as Manchester Super Giants cruised to a nine-wicket victory over Welsh Fire.