Wanindu Hasaranga is set to return to action in ODIs and T20Is since tearing his hamstring early in the T20 World Cup in February
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- Sri Lanka name Kusal Mendis ODI and T20I captain for WI tour
- Gibson, Dean knock over NZ for 80 as England cruise to series win
- Sri Lanka name Kusal Mendis as ODI and T20I captain for WI tour
- Solid RCB, surging GT clash for direct final ticket
- The Blaze take it deep to stun Lancashire
- Suzie Bates returns to open as New Zealand bat first in decider
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Gibson, Dean knock over NZ for 80 as England cruise to series win
England closed out the chase in the decider with seven wickets and 37 balls to spare
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Sri Lanka name Kusal Mendis as ODI and T20I captain for WI tour
Wanindu Hasaranga is set to return to action in ODIs and T20Is since tearing his hamstring early in the T20 World Cup in February
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Solid RCB, surging GT clash for direct final ticket
They have an even 4-4 head-to-head record, but GT will be playing their first ever game in Dharamsala
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The Blaze take it deep to stun Lancashire
Meg Lanning’s 81 looked to win out before Tammy Beaumont and Sarah Bryce came up trumps
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Suzie Bates returns to open as New Zealand bat first in decider
Georgia Plimmer dropped after successive ducks; Leah Tahuhu and Lauren Bell rested
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South Africa A tame Lions with two sessions to spare
Jordan Hermann and Zubayr Hamza finished the chase to go 1-0 up in the two-match series
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‘No one is going to point fingers’ – Pollard on Hardik’s captaincy
“Everyone needs that time and space to go, sit down, recollect, have a fair idea and assessment as to where it went wrong for us,” Pollard says
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‘We are getting older’ – McDonald addresses ‘misconception’ about big three missing ODIs
Australia’s coach says there needs to be some trust in CA’s management of Cummins, Hazlewood, and Starc with a monster 2027 schedule ahead
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‘We didn’t seize those moments’ – Badani on DC’s what-could-have-been season
“You need to take care of everyone, but it’s most important to be in a good frame of mind yourself,” Axar Patel says of leading an under-performing side