Middlesex clinched their fifth win of the competition with a brilliantly measured chase to add insult to injury for Durham, who had England opener Gay retire hurt earlier in the day. Durham posted 303 from their 50 overs and, although Gay left the field unable to continue with a shoulder complaint on nine, his opening
The Hundred men’s competition, Edgbaston Sunrisers Leeds 169-7 (100 balls): Rickelton 65 (37); Tariq 2-28 Birmingham Phoenix 124-8 (100 balls): Dickson 34 (27); Carse 3-17, Potts 3-22 Sunrisers Leeds won by 45 runs Scorecard. Table Sunrisers Leeds moved up to second in The Hundred and eliminated Birmingham Phoenix with a 45-run win at Edgbaston. Opener
Second ODI, Bready Afghanistan 299-8 (47 overs): Zadran 84 (97); Adair 2-40 Ireland 207 all out (33.4 overs): Carmichael 62 (66); Rashid 6-34 Afghanistan win by 92 runs Scorecard Rashid Khan took six wickets as Afghanistan beat Ireland by 92 runs in Gary Wilson’s first one-day international as head coach. After Wednesday’s opener if the
ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series, Forthill Scotland 281-7 (50 overs): McCreath 112; Shirzad 3-55 Canada 272 (49.2): Samra 78; McMullen 3-43 Scotland won by nine runs Scorecard Scotland held on for a nervy nine-run victory over Candada to secure a place at next year’s World Cup Qualifier after a tense ICC Cricket
England opener Emilio Gay has suffered a shoulder injury while batting for Durham in their One-Day Cup match with Middlesex. Gay had been feeling his right shoulder but after playing an on-drive off Toby Roland-Jones, he called for the physio. After a few minutes of treatment he left the field, retiring hurt on eight and
The Hundred women’s competition, Edgbaston Birmingham Phoenix 107-9 (100 balls): Lamb 47 (34); Deepti 3-11 Sunrisers Leeds 111-1 (69 balls): Litchfield 71* (33); Fatima 1-25 Sunrisers Leeds won by nine wickets Scorecard. Table Sunrisers Leeds put three sides out of contention for the Hundred’s knock-out stage with a comprehensive nine-wicket win over Birmingham Phoenix at