The women will also host Zimbabwe, for the first time, and South Africa for limited-overs matches in early 2026
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- Stubbs dropped, Rickelton to keep wicket in Gqeberha Test
- KZNCU to launch ‘thorough internal review’ into poor attendance in Durban Test
- Cameron Green in doubt for Gqeberha Test
- Nissanka ruled out of ODI tri-series in Pakistan due to hamstring injury
- James Coles targets England debut after ‘spotlight’ of Hundred price-tag
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Duckett 149 lays the foundation as England hunt down 371 at Headingley
Root and Crawley got fifties in the chase as India’s six dropped catches in the match proved costly
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Finlay Bean’s double-hundred highlights Yorkshire fightback
Opener puts difficult start to season firmly behind him
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Winds of change in Barbados as Chase era begins for West Indies
Both sides confirmed their XIs with Australia opting for three frontline quicks on a surface with a few unknowns
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Krejcikova saves 2 match points in Eastborne win
Wimbledon champ Barbora Krejcikova rallied to a first-round win at the Eastbourne Open by saving two match points against British opponent Harriet Dart.
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Jofra Archer: ‘I know my body can hold up to red-ball cricket’
Fast bowler confident he’s ready for Test comeback after coming through Sussex return unscathed
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Liam Dawson’s allround excellence leaves Essex on the back foot
Harmer’s 500th first-class wicket is scant consolation as Hampshire take command at Chelmsford
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McLaren want drivers to race together despite crash
McLaren will continue to let Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris race freely for the Formula 1 title but there will be some tough talks back at the factory after Sunday’s collision in Canada.
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Thakur gets Duckett and Brook back-to-back, but England only 102 runs away
Duckett scored 149 after Yashasvi Jaiswal dropped him on 97, the latter’s third drop of the match
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Carlton Dotson’s parole surprise and the aftermath of a 2003 murder
Carlton Dotson is no longer behind bars, while a Baylor coaching whistleblower is now a prison warden