Mahmudul, Mominul handsomely take Bangladesh into lead

With a 52-run lead and nine wickets in hand, the hosts ended day two at an enviable position

Victoria storm to 300-run victory to stay unbeaten

Steven Smith again stood alone amid the wreckage of the NSW batting

Is Steven Smith the worst coin-tosser?

Webster bags eight for the match but Tasmania lose to South Australia

Liam Scott made 53 to go with his five wickets while Ben Manenti finished 49 not out as South Australia won by three wickets in a tight fourth innings chase

Agha, Rauf upstage Hasaranga as Pakistan win thriller to go 1-0 up

Sri Lanka fought hard through cameos from Samarawickrama, Theekshana and then Hasaranga but had a tall ask and fell six runs short

Switch Hit x Final Word: Ashes story time special

Alan Gardner and Andrew Miller are joined by The Final Word's Adam Collins and Geoff Lemon to talk about their new book and help preview the forthcoming Ashes

Carmichael, Neill, Murad sparkle on day of the debutants

Three promising players, and an umpire, made their Test debuts in Sylhet

South Africa return to India without fear of the Turnado

After years of spinning nightmares, South Africa are sensing a fairer fight as India trade turners for true surfaces

How many bowlers have taken hundred or more wickets in each format?

And what's the ODI record for most caught-and-bowleds by one bowler?

Ed Smith: 'The brand power of Lord's can widen access to cricket'

MCC's incoming president on the challenge of engaging with Tech Titans, and opening Lord's up to state schools

Sisters vs uncles: how India's women have struck a blow for their kind all over the country

By winning the World Cup, they have lived up to long-held expectations, taken their place in the mainstream, and made a statement for their sport

Ireland let advantage slip as Mehidy, Murad pull game into balance

Stirling, Carmichael made fifties before Ireland lost seven wickets in two sessions

Green impresses with the ball as Australia's Ashes line-up takes shape

Green had absorbing battles with Renshaw and Labuschagne, who shared a 103-run stand for the second wicket