The Oval

England have received a massive boost ahead of their T20 World Cup semi-final, with captain Nat Sciver-Brunt cleared to play against South Africa at The Oval on Thursday.

Danni Wyatt-Hodge continued her brilliant Women's T20 World Cup campaign with another half-century against New Zealand at The Oval, reaching the milestone for the third time in just five games.

Danni Wyatt-Hodge's magnificent 89 not out led England to a crushing nine-wicket victory over New Zealand at The Oval, sealing top spot in Group 2 and a place in the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

Matt Henry produced a devastating morning burst at The Oval, claiming all five remaining England wickets to seal a 253-run victory for New Zealand and level the series at 1-1.

England were beaten by 253 runs at The Oval as New Zealand levelled the series 1-1. Jamie Hall delivers his verdict on every member of Joe Root's side.

Matt Henry claimed 11 wickets in the match as New Zealand swept aside England's lower order inside the first hour of day five to win by 253 runs at The Oval, levelling the series at 1-1.

A chaotic two weeks for English cricket reached its nadir at The Oval as New Zealand levelled the series with a comprehensive 253-run victory, setting up a winner-takes-all decider at Trent Bridge.

Joe Root is holding England together in the second Test at The Oval, but a world-record target of 463 makes final-day survival look the best realistic outcome for the hosts.

With England 352 runs adrift of New Zealand at The Oval, two of the country's most celebrated former captains are calling on Ben Stokes' side to shelve any ambitions of a run chase and bat for survival.

Henry Nicholls' unbeaten century has handed New Zealand an imposing 352-run lead with seven wickets remaining, leaving England facing a monumental challenge on day four at The Oval.

England's second Test against New Zealand has taken a dramatic turn at The Kia Oval, with dropped catches from debutant James Rew and a commanding century from Henry Nicholls leaving the hosts in deep trouble heading into day four.

Emilio Gay ground out a composed half-century on day two of the second Test against New Zealand, only to gift his wicket away immediately after reaching the milestone in the most frustrating of fashions.