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Smriti Mandhana may not have had the ideal outing with the bat, but the India opener created history during the Women’s Asia Cup clash against Thailand on Sunday. Mandhana’s first boundary of the innings took her international career tally to 10,756 runs, helping her move past New Zealand great Suzie Bates (10,740) for second place…

Dubai [UAE], August 30 (ANI): Smriti Mandhana went past New Zealand legend Suzie Bates, becoming the second-highest run-getter in women’s international cricket of all time. Mandhana achieved this feat during their women’s Asia Cup opener against Thailand. While the dashing left-hander was dismissed for just 19 in 10 balls, with four boundaries, it was enough…

Smriti Mandhana surpassed New Zealand’s Suzie Bates to become the second-highest run-scorer in women’s international cricket during India’s opening match against Thailand at the Women’s Asia Cup in Dubai.

England once again steamrollered Pakistan to power to a series win on the fourth day of the second Test at Lord’s.

The inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy, originally scheduled to be held in Sri Lanka in February 2027, is expected to be relocated, with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) set to lose its hosting rights The six-team tournament will be hosted at an alternative venue during the same period, with India emerging as the probable new host. The…

Aug 30 (Reuters) – Former India captain Suryakumar Yadav said he was disappointed at being dropped from the national T20 side months after leading India to a successful defence of their men’s T20 World Cup title.

Colombo [Sri Lanka], August 30 (ANI): The inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy, scheduled to take place in February 2027, is set to be moved out of Sri Lanka, with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) likely to lose its hosting rights, according to Cricinfo. The six-team tournament will be staged at another venue during the same window, with…

Ben Foakes produced the most obdurate hundred of his career at Chelmsford to frustrate the county of his birth and prevent Surrey suffering the ignominy of slipping into the bottom two in Division One of the County Championship.

A team has been forced to concede a match in Northern Ireland because of a broken printer.

All of us who thought the T20 was killing Test cricket got it horribly wrong. Fresh evidence throws up conclusive proof that Test cricket is killing itself.