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Fit-again Litton Das returns to lead Bangladesh's T20I squad
The captain returns for the first two T20Is against West Indies after recovering from a side strain
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India tour of Australia 2025/26
Short, Connolly, Zampa guide Australia to series victory in Adelaide
Rohit and Iyer fifties trumped by Short and Connolly after Zampa and Bartlett took seven wickets between them
South Africa
Cricket
Rabada: South Africa 'a young team that wants to do the dirty work'
Kagiso Rabada called the Rawalpindi win "one of the highlights" of his career
Women's World Cup
Colombo weather in focus as SL, Pakistan close league campaigns
Both teams will hope for better batting support for overburdened talismans Athapaththu and Amin
Cricket
Watch - Bartlett falls trying to go for a big shot
Gill takes a good catch as Arshdeep gets Bartlett with a short delivery
0:38
Pakistan
Cricket
Mahmood bemoans another Pakistan collapse: 'This is not acceptable'
"This is the fourth time in two Tests that we've lost wickets lower down the order cheaply. We need to take responsibility."
South Africa
Cricket
Miller ruled out of Pakistan T20Is; Coetzee to miss white-ball leg
Breetzke and de Zorzi have been added to the T20I squad; Baartman has been included in the ODI squad
Cricket
Watch - Connolly smashes Siraj for six
Connolly smashes a fuller delivery over long-off for a maximum
0:35
Cricket
Sarkar 91, Saif 80 carry Bangladesh to 296 against West Indies
Bangladesh started the day with a 176-run opening stand in 151 balls. Then they lost 8 for 120 in 149 balls.
Cricket
Watch - Sundar removes Owen to give India some hope
Mitch Owen is caught in the deep off the bowling of Washington Sundar
0:29
South Africa
Cricket
South Africa prove they can win with spin on the subcontinent
With tours of India and Sri Lanka to come in this WTC cycle, South Africa have shown in Pakistan that they have the resources to be dangerous
South Africa tour of Pakistan 2025/26
How Babar got Harmered in Rawalpindi
Pakistan unravelled after Babar fell on the fourth morning, all down to a plan Harmer had in memory from a county game back in 2019
Cricket
Watch - Short sweeps Sundar for six
Matthew Short takes on the flight from Washington Sundar and sends the ball for a maximum
0:24
Cricket
Watch: Sundar deceives Carey with flight
Washington Sundar gives the ball some air and Alex Carey misses his sweep
0:25
India tour of Australia 2025/26
Watch: India drop Short twice
Matthew Short benefitted from reprieves in Adelaide
0:19
Punjab Kings
Cricket
Sairaj Bahutule joins Punjab Kings as spin bowling coach
The former Rajasthan Royals spin bowling coach replaces Sunil Joshi
South Africa tour of Pakistan 2025/26
Babar's century drought grows longer; SA end a long wait
Stats highlights from the second Test between Pakistan and South Africa in Rawalpindi
India tour of Australia 2025/26
Watch: Axar deceives Renshaw
Matt Renshaw comes down the track but misses and the ball crashes into the stumps
0:26
Virat Kohli
India in Australia 2025-26
Awesome in Aus: Kohli's once-in-a-career shot
He isn't known for this shot, but when he played it on India's 2020-21 tour of Australia, he hit it to perfection
1:27
Harry Brook
England in New Zealand 2025-26
England claim series after rain ruins Auckland decider
Only 3.4 overs possible on blustery, grey day at Eden Park
Women's World Cup
Unchanged NZ bowl first; Rodrigues replaces Amanjot
India are still alive if they lose, but if they win, then NZ are definitely eliminated
India tour of Australia 2025/26
Watch - Rana gets the dangerous Head
Harshit Rana deceives Travis Head and draws a leading edge
0:28
India tour of Australia 2025/26
Watch - Arshdeep has Marsh nicking behind
Mitchell Marsh advances only to offer an edge to the keeper
0:34
India tour of Australia 2025/26
Watch - Head launches Siraj for six
Travis Head flicks a Mohammed Siraj delivery for a maximum
0:15
Simon Harmer
South Africa in Pakistan 2025-26
Stats - First-class Harmer enters elite wicket-takers' club
He has played just 12 Tests for South Africa in all these years, but away from the limelight, Simon Harmer has put together a truly remarkable body of work
