Harry Brook the only player to pass 50 on either side, with Sachindu Colombage’s debut the bright spot for Sri Lanka
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- Will Jacks five-for seals comfortable England defence of 265
- Sachindu Colombage shines on debut as Sri Lanka limit England
- Asian Games: Dickwella in Sri Lanka’s T20I squad for the first time since 2021
- Miller commits to SA despite no national contract
- Alexa Stonehouse agrees permanent switch to Warwickshire
- Kushagra, Kotian fifties rescue India A from 97 for 5
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Sachindu Colombage shines on debut as Sri Lanka limit England
Harry Brook top-scores with 67 but home side fall away from 182 for 3 to finish 265 all out
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Asian Games: Dickwella in Sri Lanka’s T20I squad for the first time since 2021
Arachchige named captain of 15-member squad that sees most first-choice T20I players rested
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Miller commits to SA despite no national contract
“My priority has always been South Africa. Although I’ve played a lot of leagues, I love playing for South Africa. Nothing’s changed”
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Alexa Stonehouse agrees permanent switch to Warwickshire
Left-armer seamer released by Surrey after successful loan spell at Edgbaston
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Kushagra, Kotian fifties rescue India A from 97 for 5
Corey Rochhiccioli took three wickets to leave India A at 97 for 5 before Kushagra and Kotian put on a 138-run stand
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England bat first in opening ODI with Rashid ruled out of series
Kusal Mendis returns to lead Sri Lanka after missing T20Is with hamstring injury
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ICC’s agenda for 2027-31: more T20Is, fewer bilateral ODIs
ICC’s cricket operations workshop in Dubai to finalise the FTP for 2027-31, which has Big 3 commitments all but set
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Kushagra, Kotian fifties help India A fight back from 97 for 5
Corey Rochhiccioli took three wickets to leave India A at 97 for 5 before Kushagra and Kotian put on a 138-run stand
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Japan captain Kadowaki-Fleming: ‘Emotions running pretty high’ after close India contest
“When [the game] gets that close, [the loss is] actually a little bit tougher to take,” Japan captain Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming says after narrow defeat to India