In a frustrating turn of events for Kolkata Knight Riders, star recruit Matheesha Pathirana was forced off the field with a hamstring injury after bowling only eight balls during his long-awaited debut against the Gujarat Titans.
As the second Test in Sylhet progresses, Bangladesh eyes a crucial first-innings lead while Pakistan sets their sights on a massive total on a surface favoring the batsmen.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board is set to hold its crucial 2026 elections on June 7, with voting and results finalized on the same day. A newly formed election commission will oversee the process, marking a pivotal moment in BCB's governance.
In a candid reveal, Bangladesh star Litton Das has expressed unwavering confidence in his leadership abilities, asserting that his statistical records place him ahead of legendary captains like Shakib Al Hasan and Mashrafe Bin Mortaza.
Punjab Kings head of sports science Andrew Leipus has stepped in to address the growing controversy surrounding Arshdeep Singh's social media conduct, following allegations of racist remarks and criticism from fans.
In a display of calm composure at the Kia Oval, Surrey captain Kira Chathli led her side to a crucial victory against Lancashire, anchoring a successful chase with an unbeaten 88 following a dominant all-round performance from Maitlan Brown.
The second day of the Rothesay County Championship encounter at Headingley was marked by both impressive individual performances and significant weather interruptions. Matthew Fisher’s four-wicket haul helped Yorkshire complete their first innings total of 486, but persistent rain allowed Surrey only a brief opportunity to commence their reply, reaching 17 without loss before play was abandoned.
In a remarkable display of grit at Chelmsford, seamer Jamie Porter rescued Essex with his maiden first-class half-century, helping the side claw back into contention after a top-order collapse against Leicestershire.
Fergus O'Neill starred with the ball to secure a five-wicket haul, steering Nottinghamshire into a strong position before rain curtailed play on a challenging second day against Hampshire.
Jess Jonassen delivered a masterclass with both bat and ball, scoring a superb 110 and claiming three wickets, but Warwickshire pulled off a tense three-wicket victory over Yorkshire in a Metro Bank One-Day Cup thriller at Scarborough.
