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| 2026-08-28 Marizanne Kapp Criticises Inclusion of Trans Cricketer Anaya Bangar South African cricketer Marizanne Kapp expresses discontent over Cricket Australia’s decision to allow Anaya Bangar to compete in women’s cricket.

When a consignment of donated cricketing gear arrived in Nelson, the Ramblers Cricket Club had a call to make.

In Pakistan, sports rivalry with India is generally viewed in the context of cricket. In recent years, most of the matches featuring these two cricketing nations have been one-sided affairs, and Pakistan has lost most of them.

Fast bowler Ruben Trumpelmann took 3-24, including the key wicket of Dewald Brevis, as hosts Namibia defeated a depleted South Africa by 18 runs in Windhoek on Friday in their opening Twenty20 clash in a Tri-Series also involving Zimbabwe.

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – For the 22 young female cricketers selected for Cricket West Indies’ (CWI) High-Performance Camp in Antigua, the opportunity to develop themselves extended well beyond the cricket field, with a series of sessions focused on mental development, media awareness, leadership and preparing them for the demands of a career in international cricket.

Off-spinner Mohammad Rubel continued his sizzling form, claiming a five-wicket haul as Bangladesh High Performance (HP) secured a three-wicket victory over Northern Territory Strike in the Top End T20 Series at Darwin’s Marrara Cricket Ground on Friday.

England continued their dominance in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship series against Pakistan as they leapt to a massive 261-run lead heading into Day 3 at Lord’s.

Day 2: England 290 and 81-3 (Shahzad 2-26) lead Pakistan 110 (Robinson 4-11, Archer 3-26) by 261 runs

Namibiapulled off a sensational upset againstSouth Africa in the opening match of the T20I tri-series, securing an 18-run victory in Windhoek. After posting 163/9, Namibia’s bowlers defended the modest total brilliantly as South Africa struggled in the chase and finished on 145/9 in their 20 overs. JJ Smit played a key role in the famous…

Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer rattled their way through Pakistan’s batting order as England took a 261-run lead on day two of the second Test at Lord’s.