At 2-0 down, Ireland will hope their batters can do better against the spin threat of Rashid and Ghazanfar
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- With World Cup in their sights, Afghanistan push for series win
- Bjorn Fortuin to captain South Africa on white-ball tour of Namibia
- Moises Henriques to captain Portugal in T20 World Cup qualification bid
- Webster relishes Green tag-team: ‘I certainly don’t see it as a direct competition’
- Stubbs special leaves Rockets with anxious wait ahead of knockouts
- West Indies have to go through the Qualifier route to make the 2027 ODI World Cup
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Bjorn Fortuin to captain South Africa on white-ball tour of Namibia
Aiden Markram and Temba Bavuma, along with all but three members of South Africa’s first-choice sides, have been rested from the tour
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Moises Henriques to captain Portugal in T20 World Cup qualification bid
The 39-year-old allrounder announced his retirement from Australian domestic cricket last month, and he will be leading Portugal through a sub-regional World Cup qualifying tournament in Finland
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Webster relishes Green tag-team: ‘I certainly don’t see it as a direct competition’
Australia’s Test team is set for a fascinating time with the two allrounders set to play in harness for the medium term at least
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Stubbs special leaves Rockets with anxious wait ahead of knockouts
Sam Billings’ side need Super Giants to beat Sunrisers to avoid playing Friday’s Eliminator
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West Indies have to go through the Qualifier route to make the 2027 ODI World Cup
It is the second successive time that they have to play the Qualifier to earn a place in the World Cup
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Rashid books Afghanistan’s spot in the 2027 ODI World Cup
The allrounder picked up 3 for 44 and made 37 not out to beat Ireland
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Sandeep Lamichhane replaces Rohit Paudel as Nepal’s ODI captain
The legspinner’s first series in charge will be the ACC Men’s Premier Cup from August 30
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Sciver-Brunt downplays calf concern after sealing Rockets’ final spot
England captain hits match-winning 32 off 19 from No. 7 amid calf management
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Scotland, Netherlands slam ICC response to Associate concerns over World Cup format change
In a joint statement, the two boards have expressed “significant concerns about both the impact of these changes and the process through which they have been introduced”