In a commanding display at the Seat Unique Stadium, a brilliant D'Arcy Short fifty consigns Somerset to a third straight defeat, as Gloucestershire cruised to a dominant seven-wicket victory in their Vitality Blast clash.
George Linde the hero as Notts hold off Bears in low-scorer fashion during a tense Vitality Blast clash at Trent Bridge, where the Nottinghamshire Outlaws clinched a victory with just one ball remaining.
Pitch imperfect: Nasser Hussain, Michael Vaughan lead criticism of Lord's surface as a dramatic Test match at the Home of Cricket sees bowlers dominate and batters struggle against dangerous, variable bounce.
In a display of clinical bowling at Lord's, Ollie Robinson claimed a sensational five-wicket haul, marking a spectacular Robinson five-for on comeback as New Zealand rolled for 113 in their first innings against England.
As the dust settles on the IPL, India make red-ball switch for Afghanistan challenge in New Chandigarh's maiden Test, marking a historic moment for the venue as it transforms from a T20 fortress into a Test arena.
Cricket Canada draws up 'comprehensive' plan in bid to overturn ICC suspension after the international governing body penalized the organization for serious breaches of its membership obligations and financial oversight failures.
As uncertainty swirls around the upcoming Bangladesh Cricket Board leadership changes, the ICC clarifies purpose of Bangladesh visit ahead of BCB elections to settle growing speculation regarding the board's administrative future.
The anticipation is building for the upcoming cricket season as Bangladesh's Australia Test tour among highlights of CA ticket pre-sale, offering fans a unique opportunity to catch historic action live.
India head coach Gautam Gambhir has publicly backed the ICC's potential rule change allowing teams to switch from a red ball to a pink ball during a match hindered by poor light, calling it a 'Positive move' - Gambhir throws his weight behind red-ball-pink-ball switch to ensure that crucial Test results are not lost to weather conditions.
Tickets for Australia series start at BDT 200, BCB confirms - The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has officially announced the comprehensive ticket pricing for the highly anticipated upcoming One-Day International (ODI) series against Australia. Fans eager to witness the cricketing action live will be delighted to know that Tickets for Australia series start at BDT 200, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of spectators. This move by the BCB aims to fill the stadiums and create an electrifying atmosphere for the matches.