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ICC World Test Championship
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium
Bangladesh
278/10
77 ov
390/10
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Pakistan
232/10
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Indian Premier League Trending
Sawai Mansingh Stadium
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Lucknow Super Giants
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Chennai Super Kings
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Sunrisers Hyderabad
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Lucknow Super Giants
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Punjab Kings
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Mumbai Indians
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ICC Men's T20 World Cup Regional Qualifications
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Cyprus
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Slovenia
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Sweden
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Croatia
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Switzerland
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Slovenia
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Cyprus
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ICC Cricket World Cup League 2
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United States of America
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Nepal
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United States of America
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Test Series
Civil Service Cricket Club
Ireland
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New Zealand
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One Day International
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
Pakistan
—
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Australia
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Pakistan
—
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Australia
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Asian Legends League
Sri Lankan Lions
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Afghanistan Pathans
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Twenty20 International Women
County Ground
England W
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New Zealand W
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England W
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New Zealand W
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England W
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Scotland W
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Netherlands W
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Ireland W
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Pakistan W
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England W
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India W
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Pakistan W
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West Indies W
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Scotland W
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England W
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Ireland W
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Pakistan W
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Ireland W
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West Indies W
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Scotland W
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England W
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India W
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T20 Blast Women's
Essex W
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Surrey W
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Lancashire W
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Somerset W
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The Blaze W
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Durham W
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Yorkshire W
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Lancashire W
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Hampshire W
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Warwickshire W
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Somerset W
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Surrey W
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Durham W
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T20 Blast
Lord's
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Surrey
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Lancashire
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Derbyshire
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Durham
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Leicestershire
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Northamptonshire
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Glamorgan
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Nottinghamshire
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Yorkshire
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Essex
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Sussex
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Gloucestershire
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Glamorgan
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Gloucestershire
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Middlesex
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Surrey
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Worcestershire
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Durham
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Yorkshire
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Derbyshire
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Nottinghamshire
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Kent
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Sussex
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Hampshire
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Essex
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Leicestershire
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Derbyshire
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Worcestershire
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Warwickshire
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Derbyshire
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Nottinghamshire
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Durham
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Yorkshire
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Glamorgan
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Somerset
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Kent
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Essex
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Northamptonshire
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Gloucestershire
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Hampshire
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Surrey
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Lancashire
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Leicestershire
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Sussex
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Middlesex
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Warwickshire
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Northamptonshire
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Yorkshire
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Gloucestershire
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Nottinghamshire
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Durham
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Essex
—
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Derbyshire
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Surrey
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Kent
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Hampshire
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Sussex
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T20 Mumbai
Wankhede Stadium
NaMo Bandra Blasters
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Eagle Thane Strikers
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MSC Maratha Royals
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Aakash Tigers MWS
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North Mumbai Panthers
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Triumph Knights MNE
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North Mumbai Panthers
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Indian Premier League Trending
MA Chidambaram Stadium
Chennai Super Kings
180/7
20 ov
VS
Sunrisers Hyderabad
181/5
19 ov
Delhi Capitals
197/5
19.2 ov
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Rajasthan Royals
193/8
20 ov
Punjab Kings
199/8
20 ov
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru
222/4
20 ov
Kolkata Knight Riders
247/2
20 ov
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Gujarat Titans
218/4
20 ov
Lucknow Super Giants
188/3
16.4 ov
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Chennai Super Kings
187/5
20 ov
Punjab Kings
200/8
20 ov
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Mumbai Indians
205/4
19.5 ov
Royal Challengers Bengaluru
194/4
19.1 ov
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Kolkata Knight Riders
192/4
20 ov
Gujarat Titans
168/5
20 ov
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Sunrisers Hyderabad
86/10
14.5 ov
Punjab Kings
210/5
20 ov
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Delhi Capitals
216/7
19 ov
Royal Challengers Bengaluru
167/8
20 ov
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Mumbai Indians
166/7
20 ov
Chennai Super Kings
208/5
19.2 ov
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Lucknow Super Giants
203/8
20 ov
Rajasthan Royals
152/10
16.3 ov
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Gujarat Titans
229/4
20 ov
Delhi Capitals
142/8
20 ov
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Kolkata Knight Riders
147/2
14.2 ov
ICC Men's T20 World Cup Regional Qualifications
Sano International Cricket Ground
Papua New Guinea
95/8
20 ov
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Japan
121/7
20 ov
Samoa
79/1
11.2 ov
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Cook Islands
75/10
19.1 ov
Cyprus
120/9
20 ov
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Jersey
172/9
20 ov
Austria
165/8
20 ov
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Slovenia
164/6
20 ov
Croatia
126/10
16.4 ov
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France
208/4
20 ov
Guernsey
78/4
11.2 ov
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Malta
74/10
18.2 ov
Vanuatu
60/10
14.2 ov
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Papua New Guinea
207/5
20 ov
Cook Islands
128/6
16 ov
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Indonesia
78/6
16 ov
Jersey
75/1
7.1 ov
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Switzerland
73/10
16.5 ov
Austria
141/3
12.5 ov
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Malta
140/10
20 ov
Cyprus
115/9
20 ov
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France
119/2
12.5 ov
Guernsey
151/8
20 ov
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Sweden
139/10
19.4 ov
Samoa
81/10
18.5 ov
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Japan
82/1
11.1 ov
Vanuatu
102/9
20 ov
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Indonesia
101/9
20 ov
Japan
90/10
18.5 ov
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Cook Islands
94/7
20 ov
Papua New Guinea
130/7
20 ov
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Indonesia
92/10
19 ov
Cook Islands
163/7
20 ov
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Vanuatu
69/5
8 ov
Samoa
112/10
20 ov
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Papua New Guinea
115/8
20 ov
Japan
142/7
20 ov
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Indonesia
101/10
19.1 ov
Vanuatu
129/8
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132/1
15.3 ov
Papua New Guinea
204/5
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Cook Islands
155/6
20 ov
Samoa
166/7
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Philippines
70/10
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Japan
75/2
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Fiji
74/10
19.4 ov
South Korea
61/10
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Papua New Guinea
197/3
20 ov
Indonesia
92/8
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Samoa
93/1
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123/10
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Vanuatu
93/6
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Cook Islands
49/1
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South Korea
47/10
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ICC Cricket World Cup League 2
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground
Nepal
199/4
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Scotland
194/10
39.1 ov
Nepal
199/1
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United States of America
195/10
43.3 ov
Scotland
321/6
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246/8
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Nepal
218/7
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Scotland
243/8
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Twenty20 International
Moara Vlasiei Cricket Ground
Romania
154/9
20 ov
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124/9
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Cyprus
129/9
20 ov
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Finland
167/7
20 ov
Malta
165/9
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Gibraltar
165/4
20 ov
Romania
198/3
17 ov
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Bulgaria
58/3
5 ov
Cyprus
25/10
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Finland
163/10
20 ov
Romania
191/3
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Bulgaria
153/4
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Malta
144/3
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Gibraltar
143/7
20 ov
Cyprus
112/7
20 ov
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Finland
113/3
15 ov
Romania
164/10
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Bulgaria
133/6
20 ov
Malta
198/6
20 ov
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148/7
20 ov
Cyprus
165/4
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Finland
138/10
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Malta
145/3
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Gibraltar
144/5
20 ov
ICC World Test Championship
Shere Bangla National Stadium
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413/10
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240/9
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Pakistan
386/10
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163/10
52.5 ov
County Championship Division One
County Ground
Essex
293/10
85 ov
104/3
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Leicestershire
333/10
90.2 ov
60/10
27.4 ov
Hampshire
214/10
66.2 ov
207/6
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Nottinghamshire
229/10
76.1 ov
Somerset
526/8
128.4 ov
113/7
57.4 ov
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Sussex
253/10
71.1 ov
Warwickshire
252/10
63.5 ov
100/2
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Glamorgan
360/10
101.1 ov
259/10
78.4 ov
Yorkshire
486/10
129 ov
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Surrey
204/10
59 ov
155/10
51.1 ov
Essex
273/10
90 ov
178/4
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Hampshire
235/10
71.3 ov
214/10
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Glamorgan
229/10
71.1 ov
285/8
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Somerset
354/10
102.5 ov
157/10
50.2 ov
Nottinghamshire
415/10
118 ov
414/4
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Surrey
449/10
138.3 ov
Sussex
430/10
113.4 ov
131/3
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Leicestershire
328/10
88.4 ov
227/10
80.5 ov
Warwickshire
147/10
55 ov
553/6
141 ov
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Yorkshire
152/10
45.2 ov
171/10
53.1 ov
County Championship Division Two
County Ground
Gloucestershire
154/10
51.5 ov
221/10
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Northamptonshire
127/10
51.3 ov
251/8
78.1 ov
Kent
523/10
132.5 ov
1/1
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446/10
111.5 ov
Lancashire
281/8
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Worcestershire
270/10
82.4 ov
211/5
70 ov
Middlesex
177/10
60.5 ov
320/10
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Derbyshire
376/10
98.4 ov
124/3
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Derbyshire
604/7
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Northamptonshire
228/10
95.5 ov
263/10
122 ov
Gloucestershire
325/10
91.1 ov
262/10
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Kent
327/10
103.5 ov
261/8
70.4 ov
Lancashire
201/10
67.2 ov
84/10
38.4 ov
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Middlesex
169/10
43.2 ov
117/4
21.5 ov
Worcestershire
308/10
111.4 ov
102/10
39.5 ov
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Durham
268/10
74.3 ov
143/1
24.2 ov
Wakhan National T20 Cup
Kunduz Cricket Ground
Boost Defenders
217/5
18 ov
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Mis Ainak Knights
211/4
20 ov
Amo Sharks
189/8
20 ov
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Band-e-Amir Dragons
189/9
20 ov
Boost Defenders
184/4
20 ov
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Mis Ainak Knights
190/4
18.3 ov
Speen Ghar Tigers
136/10
19.3 ov
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Mis Ainak Knights
140/3
17.2 ov
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209/5
20 ov
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Band-e-Amir Dragons
175/9
20 ov
Band-e-Amir Dragons
166/6
20 ov
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169/4
19.3 ov
Amo Sharks
64/4
5 ov
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65/2
4.1 ov
Mis Ainak Knights
118/10
19.3 ov
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Band-e-Amir Dragons
119/2
16.5 ov
Amo Sharks
134/9
20 ov
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139/8
20 ov
Boost Defenders
197/6
19.5 ov
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Speen Ghar Tigers
196/6
20 ov
Mis Ainak Knights
200/6
20 ov
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Amo Sharks
187/6
20 ov
One Day International Women
Sophia Gardens
England W
181/7
33 ov
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New Zealand W
141/4
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England W
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New Zealand W
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England W
211/9
48.2 ov
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New Zealand W
210/10
48.4 ov
Pakistan W
225/1
31.5 ov
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Zimbabwe W
222/9
50 ov
Twenty20 International Women
National Stadium
Pakistan W
223/4
20 ov
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Zimbabwe W
90/10
17.1 ov
Pakistan W
170/4
20 ov
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Zimbabwe W
103/8
20 ov
Pakistan W
237/5
20 ov
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Zimbabwe W
84/10
18.2 ov
ODI News
Alana King Dominates with 5-Wicket Masterclass to Seal ODI SweepAlana King delivered a 5-wicket masterclass to seal Australia’s dominant ODI series sweep over West Indies, producing a match-winning performance that underlined her growing influence in international cricket. The leg-spinner’s brilliance ensured a crushing nine-wicket victory as Australia completed a clinical tour in St Kitts.
Alana King brilliance powers Australia ODI dominance
Alana King produced a sensational bowling performance to lead Australia to a comprehensive win in the final ODI against West Indies. Her exceptional spell dismantled the opposition batting lineup, restricting them to a modest total despite a promising start. Australia’s dominance throughout the series was evident, and this performance highlighted their consistency and depth.
The leg-spinner’s ability to control the game through tight lines and clever variations proved decisive. Her contribution not only secured victory in the match but also ensured a clean sweep in the ODI series, reinforcing Australia’s position as a powerhouse in women’s cricket.
Alana King five-wicket haul destroys West Indies batting
Alana King’s five-wicket haul was the turning point of the match, as she ripped through the West Indies middle order with precision and skill. Finishing with remarkable figures of 5 for 19 from her full quota of overs, she showcased her ability to dominate even on batting-friendly surfaces.
West Indies initially looked set for a competitive total after a solid opening partnership. However, once King entered the attack, the momentum shifted dramatically. Her wickets came at crucial intervals, preventing the hosts from building any sustained partnerships.
Alana King performance backed by disciplined bowling unit
Alana performance was complemented by a disciplined effort from the entire Australian bowling unit. The bowlers executed their plans effectively, maintaining pressure and forcing errors from the opposition batters.
This collective effort ensured that West Indies could not capitalize on their early momentum. While King took the headlines with her five wickets, the support from her teammates played an equally important role in restricting the total to a manageable score.
Alana King strikes break West Indies momentum
Alana King made an immediate impact after being introduced into the attack, breaking the crucial opening partnership. The dismissal of the opposition captain marked a significant shift in momentum, as West Indies began to lose wickets in quick succession.
Her ability to extract bounce and deceive batters with flight and variation made it difficult for the opposition to settle. Within a short span, the batting lineup collapsed, highlighting the effectiveness of her bowling strategy.
Alana King career highlights continue to grow
Alana King’s latest performance adds to an already impressive list of career achievements. This five-wicket haul stands among her best in ODI cricket, further establishing her as one of the leading spinners in the women’s game.
Her consistency across formats has been noteworthy, and she continues to deliver impactful performances in crucial matches. With multiple match-winning spells to her name, King has become a key player in Australia’s bowling attack.
Alana King effort limits West Indies total
Alana King played a crucial role in ensuring that West Indies were restricted to a below-par total. Despite contributions from the middle order, the hosts struggled to accelerate due to the constant pressure applied by the Australian bowlers.
Her wickets disrupted the batting rhythm, making it difficult for the opposition to build partnerships. As a result, West Indies were bowled out for a modest score, leaving Australia with a straightforward chase.
Alana King impact sets up easy run chase
Alana King’s bowling heroics laid the foundation for an easy run chase for Australia. With a low target on the board, the Australian batters approached the chase with confidence and composure.
The opening pair provided a strong start, ensuring that there were no early setbacks. This allowed the team to maintain a steady run rate and avoid unnecessary risks during the chase.
Alana King match sees Litchfield shine in chase
Alana King’s match-winning effort was followed by an impressive batting display from Australia’s top order. Phoebe Litchfield played a crucial role in the chase, scoring an unbeaten half-century to guide her team to victory.
Her innings was characterized by controlled aggression and smart shot selection. Alongside her, Ellyse Perry provided stability, ensuring that the chase was completed comfortably without any late drama.
Alana King helps Australia complete clean sweep
Alana King’s performance was instrumental in helping Australia complete a clean sweep of the ODI series. Winning all matches on the tour reflects the team’s dominance and consistency across formats.
The victory also boosts Australia’s confidence as they prepare for upcoming international tournaments. Maintaining such high standards will be key as they face stronger competition in future series.
Alana King form boosts World Cup preparations
Alana King’s outstanding form comes at an important time for Australia, with major tournaments on the horizon. Her ability to deliver under pressure makes her a vital asset for the team moving forward.
As Australia shifts focus to upcoming competitions, performances like these provide momentum and confidence. King’s consistency will be crucial in ensuring that the team continues its success on the global stage.
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April 3, 2026
Mehidy Hasan Miraz Leads Bangladesh in Crucial ODI Series Against PakistanBangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz is focused as his team continues the ODI series Pakistan 2026 at Mirpur. The first ODI ended in a commanding eight-wicket victory for Bangladesh, giving the side momentum and a chance to establish a 2-0 lead when the second match begins. For every win in this series carries weight, not just for the trophy but also for improving their ODI rankings.
The series is critical as Bangladesh seeks direct qualification for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027. Only the top eight teams in the ICC ODI rankings will earn automatic entry, while hosts South Africa and Zimbabwe are already guaranteed spots. Victories in the ODI series Pakistan 2026 are therefore essential for Bangladesh to move up the rankings and secure their place in the 50-over showpiece event.
Rankings and Series Importance
Currently sits in 10th place, just behind ninth-placed West Indies, making each ODI in the ODI series Pakistan 2026 crucial. Miraz emphasised that a strong start in the series can influence the team’s overall ranking and enhance their chances of automatic World Cup qualification. Analysts note that even small improvements in performance and points can make a significant difference in such a tightly contested ranking table.
“Winning the first game is a big positive,” Miraz said. “We have many ODIs this year, and rankings matter, so starting well feels really good.” His leadership in the ODI series Pakistan 2026 reflects a broader strategy: focusing on consistency, preparation, and momentum throughout the year to strengthen Bangladesh’s international standing.
All-Round Brilliance Leads the Way
In the opening ODI, Miraz starred with both bat and ball, taking three wickets and contributing vital runs. His partnership with young pacer Nahid Rana helped Bangladesh claim eight of Pakistan’s wickets, highlighting the growing depth of Bangladesh’s bowling attack. Observers praised the captain’s tactical awareness and the way he marshalled his bowlers during critical moments of the match.
Miraz admitted that his bowling had struggled in recent times but credited his domestic matches in the Bangladesh Cricket League for helping him regain control. “I worked a lot on my bowling after going through a phase where I struggled. I knew where to improve and focused on those areas. I also played two BCL matches to work on it. Alhamdulillah, yesterday my bowling was much more under control,” he explained. The combination of preparation and practical experience clearly contributed to his standout performance.
Momentum, Strategy, and Future Prospects
Bangladesh looks to maintain momentum in the remaining matches of the ODI series Pakistan 2026, knowing that every win strengthens both series prospects and World Cup qualification chances. The emergence of young players like Nahid Rana alongside the experience of Miraz demonstrates Bangladesh’s strategy of blending youth and experience to achieve consistent results.
The second ODI at Mirpur gives Bangladesh an opportunity to take an unassailable lead in the series. Analysts highlight that the captain’s improved bowling, combined with a well-prepared squad and tactical focus, gives Bangladesh a strong chance of consecutive victories in the ODI series Pakistan 2026. Each match is now a building block toward establishing the team as a competitive force on the global stage.
For fans and administrators, the series represents more than just individual matches. Every ODI affects Bangladesh’s ICC ranking and has direct implications for automatic entry to the 2027 World Cup. By prioritising consistent performance, rankings, and player development, Bangladesh aims to secure a top-eight finish and make a lasting impact at the ICC event.
With the ODI series Pakistan 2026 underway, Miraz’s vision extends beyond the immediate series. By focusing on strategy, preparation, and emerging talent, Bangladesh is positioning itself to not only compete but to thrive among the world’s top ODI teams.
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March 13, 2026
Smriti Mandhana ODI Ranking: India Star Retains No.1 SpotSmriti Mandhana Retains Top Spot In Women ODI Rankings
The latest update to the International Cricket Council rankings has once again highlighted the dominance of Smriti Mandhana in women’s cricket. The Indian opener has retained the number one position in the global ODI batting rankings.
Smriti Mandhana’s consistency at the top of the order continues to keep her ahead of the competition. Despite recent challenges faced by the India women’s national cricket team, the stylish left hander remains the highest ranked ODI batter in the world.
India Stars Hold Mixed Positions
While Smriti Mandhana maintained her leading position, there were mixed movements for other Indian players in the rankings. India captain Harmanpreet Kaur held steady at eighth place in the ODI batting list.
However, teammate Jemimah Rodrigues dropped to twelfth in the rankings following India’s recent series defeat. The shift came after India suffered a 3 0 ODI series loss against the Australia women’s national cricket team.
Rodrigues has been a key performer for India in recent seasons. The drop in rankings reflects the impact that team results and individual performances can have in the ICC’s points based evaluation system.
New Zealand Players Make Big Gains
The latest rankings update also brought significant movement for players from New Zealand women’s national cricket team. The White Ferns have been in impressive form during their home ODI series against Zimbabwe women’s national cricket team.
New Zealand captain Amelia Kerr delivered one of the standout performances of the series. She claimed four wickets in the opening match before producing a remarkable seven wicket haul in the second game in Dunedin.
That achievement placed Kerr among a rare group of players who have taken seven or more wickets in a women’s ODI. Her performance helped her climb five places to eleventh in the ODI bowling rankings while also moving up to fifth among all rounders.
Strong Batting Performances Boost Rankings
Other New Zealand batters also enjoyed notable gains in the latest rankings. Brooke Halliday surged eight places to eleventh after producing a sensational unbeaten innings in the opening ODI.
Halliday scored a remarkable 157 not out from just 117 deliveries in that match. Her teammate Maddy Green also improved her position after contributing valuable runs across the first two games of the series.
Green registered an important score of 67 in the opening contest before adding an unbeaten 27 in the second match. Those contributions helped her rise several places in the ODI batting rankings.
Movements In T20 Rankings
The ICC rankings update also reflected changes in the T20 international lists following the recent series between West Indies women’s national cricket team and Sri Lanka women’s national cricket team.
Sri Lankan opener Hasini Perera climbed fifteen positions in the T20 batting rankings after scoring an unbeaten half century in the final match of the series in St. George’s.
Young batter Imesha Dulani also made progress on the list following her unbeaten 34 in the same match. Meanwhile, teammate Kavisha Dilhari improved her positions in both the T20 bowling and all rounder rankings.
For the West Indies side, experienced spinner Afy Fletcher emerged as one of the biggest movers. Her three wickets across the final two matches helped her climb to seventh place among T20 bowlers.
Smriti Mandhana Continues To Lead Global Charts
Despite several movements across the rankings, Smriti Mandhana ODI ranking dominance remains one of the defining features of women’s international cricket. Her elegant stroke play and ability to score consistently at the top of the order continue to set the benchmark for batters around the world.
With major tournaments approaching in the women’s cricket calendar, Mandhana’s form will remain vital for India’s ambitions on the global stage. For now, the Indian star continues to hold firm at the summit of the ODI batting rankings.
Written by 8jjsports.com | March 11, 2026Stay updated with 8jj Sports for Live Sports Scores, News & Community
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March 11, 2026
Adam Zampa Lets Tanveer Sangha Shine In One-Day Cup FinalAdam Zampa has chosen to step aside from the One Day Cup final to ensure fellow legspinner Tanveer Sangha retains his place in the New South Wales cricket team lineup against Tasmania cricket team.
The experienced Australian international was available to play after Australia’s early exit from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. However, once it became clear that conditions for the final in Hobart would likely favour a different bowling balance, Adam Zampa opted not to stand in the way of Sangha’s place in the side.
Adam Zampa Prioritizes Team Balance
Team management initially discussed the possibility of selecting Adam Zampa alongside Sangha for the final. The legspin duo have played together for New South Wales in previous matches, including earlier this season against Tasmania.
Yet the match conditions at Bellerive Oval created a tactical dilemma. With the match scheduled as a day night fixture, the team concluded that fielding two specialist legspinners might not offer the ideal balance.
Greg Mail, New South Wales’ chief performance officer, revealed that Adam Zampa had been mindful of Sangha’s role throughout the competition. According to Mail, the senior spinner made it clear he did not want his availability to disrupt Sangha’s position after such a productive season.
Tanveer Sangha’s Breakout Campaign
Sangha has been one of the standout performers of the domestic tournament. The young legspinner heads into the final as the leading wicket taker in the competition with 18 wickets at an average of 18.05.
His performances have been central to New South Wales’ run to the title match. Sangha’s attacking style and ability to break partnerships have given the team a crucial weapon throughout the campaign.
With Sangha also building his reputation at the international level, maintaining his rhythm in domestic cricket has been an important factor. Adam Zampa’s decision effectively ensures that the rising spinner will lead the team’s spin attack in the biggest game of the season.
NSW Strengthen Their Pace Resources
While Adam Zampa will not feature in the final, New South Wales have reinforced their pace attack. Sean Abbott and Ben Dwarshuis are both expected to play, giving the side additional depth and experience with the new ball.
The team will continue to be without captain Jack Edwards, who remains sidelined with a hamstring injury. His absence places additional responsibility on the squad’s senior players as they prepare for the decisive match.
Tasmania, meanwhile, will also field a strong bowling unit. Nathan Ellis and Matt Kuhnemann are expected to play key roles for the hosts as they attempt to capitalize on home conditions.
Dean Jones Trophy Final Set In Hobart
The match will determine the winner of the Dean Jones Trophy, awarded to the champions of Australia’s premier domestic one day competition. Tasmania secured the right to host the final after winning their first five matches of the tournament.
Originally scheduled for February 28, the final was moved to allow Tasmania to host the game in Hobart while Australia’s women’s team played a concurrent ODI series against India. The rescheduling ultimately created a rare situation where international players like Adam Zampa were available for domestic selection.
Despite his willingness to play, Adam Zampa chose a different path once the team’s strategy became clear. His decision ensured that Sangha’s standout season would culminate in the competition’s biggest match.
Moments like this rarely dominate the headlines in domestic cricket, yet they often reveal the values inside a team environment. By stepping aside, Adam Zampa reinforced the importance of development and continuity, allowing Tanveer Sangha the opportunity to carry his form into the One Day Cup final.
Written by 8jjsports.com | March 10, 2026Stay updated with 8jj Sports for Live Sports Scores, News & Community
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March 10, 2026