csb10.topEngland players to miss end of WBBL due to South Africa tour clash
England players will miss the latter stages of the WBBL, due to a clash with their tour of South Africa.To avoid a repetition of the situation which o
'The older I get, I'm getting better' – Kapp glad she was talked out of retiring
Marizanne Kapp has revealed that she had decided to retire from international cricket earlier this year, but was talked out of it and is now grateful
Benny Howell surges after Brad Wheal four-for as Hampshire see off Gloucestershire
Hampshire 177 for 5 (Howell 62*, Smith 3-35) beat Gloucestershire 176 for 9 (Hammond 66, Wheal 4-35) by five wicketsBenny Howell’s brutal half-century
Rain forces early close after Zimbabwe fold for 210 despite Masvaure's 74
Zimbabwe 210 (Masvaure 74, Gumbie 49, McBrine 3-37, McCarthy 3-42) vs IrelandA wicketless first session gave the impression that Zimbabwe would domina
Sri Lanka spinner Praveen Jayawickrama faces ICC corruption charges
Sri Lanka left-arm spinner Praveen Jayawickrama has been charged by the ICC for breaching three counts of the anti-corruption code relating to corrupt
Dom Sibley century breaks Surrey's losing streak
In-form Dom Sibley’s second hundred in three matches spurred Surrey to end a run of five straight defeats with their first Metro Bank One-Day Cup vict
Hasaranga refuses to blame pitches, scheduling for Sri Lanka's early exit
Sri Lanka arrived in the USA roughly 10 days before their first match of the T20 World Cup 2024, playing two warm-up games against Netherlands and Ire
De Kock and Rabada provide cutting edge as SA beat USA
Another game, another close one for South Africa and they seem to be making a habit of sneaking over the line at the T20 World Cup 2024. This time, th
Glamorgan sign Scotland quick Chris Sole for Blast
Glamorgan have signed Scotland fast bowler Chris Sole for the rest of the T20 Blast group stages. He is set to make his debut at The Oval on Friday ni
India vs Pakistan World Cup game breaks women's cricket viewership records
The India vs Pakistan women’s ODI World Cup game on October 5 has broken digital-viewing records with “a reach of 28.4 million and 1.87 billion minute