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Mitch Marsh announced himself in emphatic fashion for SunRisers Leeds, crunching a blistering half-century against London Spirit in The Hundred to leave bowlers and fans alike open-mouthed.
Liam Livingstone produced one of the innings of The Hundred's 2026 season so far, but his 69 off 40 balls couldn't quite drag London Spirit over the line against Manchester Super Giants in their tournament opener.
Northamptonshire Steelbacks head coach Darren Lehmann has paid a heartfelt tribute to the club's famous 'Shoe Army' fanbase following a stunning T20 Blast triumph at Edgbaston.
Surrey have qualified for the T20 Blast quarter-finals despite a heavy defeat to Essex, and batter Laurie Evans insists his side have the experience and belief to go all the way.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's struggles against Jofra Archer continued in the fourth T20 at Bristol, with the 15-year-old falling for just 15 after being caught by Sam Curran.
Jofra Archer turned heads in Bristol with a football-inspired run out to dismiss Axar Patel for one, as India posted 158-7 in the fourth T20 against England.
Beth Mooney delivered a masterclass at Lord's, hitting 64 off 49 balls as Australia dismantled England to claim a seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title with a commanding seven-wicket win.
Head coach Charlotte Edwards expressed pride in England's transformation despite losing the Women's T20 World Cup final heavily to Australia at Lord's, insisting the side have won back the hearts of supporters.
Harry Brook produced a captain's masterclass at Old Trafford, smashing 39 off 15 deliveries to drag England back from the brink and seal a four-wicket victory over India in the second T20.
Jacob Bethell produced one of the most explosive overs in recent England T20 history, plundering 29 runs — including three sixes — from just eight deliveries in the 17th over of England's chase against India at Old Trafford.
Heather Knight demonstrated exactly why she remains England's most dependable batter, scoring a vital 53 off 47 balls to rescue her side from 23-3 and guide them to 169-5 against South Africa in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup semi-final.
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt produced a match-defining innings of 75 off 47 balls to haul her side to a competitive 170 against South Africa in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup semi-final at The Oval.