Third one-day international, Windhoek Namibia 316-7 (50 overs): Frylinck 126, Erasmus 54, Kruger 42, Volschenck 36; McBrine 2-53, Campher 2-68 Ireland 253 all out (44.5 overs): Campher 106; Scholtz 2-31, Trumpelmann 2-37, Brassell 2-72 Namibia won by 63 runs Scorecard Ireland fell 2-1 behind in their five-match one-day international series against Namibia as they lost
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Essex wicketkeeper George Bell feared his professional career may have come to an abrupt end before the county re-signed him on a permanent basis. Bell, who turned 24 last month, initially joined Essex on loan from Lancashire for the final part of the 2026 season and scored 244 runs in the last three County Championship
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One-day international tri-series, Lahore Pakistan 110 (25.2 overs): Babar 29; Madushanka 5-34 Sri Lanka 114-2 (18.1 overs): Kaminudu 62* Sri Lanka won by eight wickets Scorecard England are out of their 50-over tri-series in Pakistan after the hosts were beaten by Sri Lanka on Tuesday in Lahore. After three defeats from three, Harry Brook’s side
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Third T20, Wellington New Zealand 198-3 (20 overs): Mitchell 89 (52); Singh 1-33 India 199-4 (13.2 overs): Abhishek 113 (38); Jamieson 2-45 India won by six wickets; lead series 3-0 Scorecard Abhishek Sharma struck a 35-ball century in India’s astonishing chase of 199 in just 13.2 overs in the third T20 against New Zealand in
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Lancashire will look into organising a farewell for bowler James Anderson amid fan unrest over his departure from the club. It was announced last week the 44-year-old, England’s all-time leading wicket-taker, has been released by the county he first represented in 2001. The topic dominated a tense meeting between the club hierarchy and members at
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Surrey head coach Gareth Batty has stepped down to join Indian Premier League side Chennai Super Kings as an assistant coach. Batty led Surrey to three consecutive County Championship titles in his first three seasons in charge and twice guided them to T20 Finals Day. “Thank you hardly seems enough for all that Surrey has
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