Second Test, Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain (day four of five) West Indies 344 (Greaves 73; Sajid 4-85) & 117 (Sajid 4-32, Usman 4-39) Pakistan 387 (Shafique 160*, Babar 88; Warrican 6-112) & 77-2 Pakistan won by eight wickets; series drawn 1-1 Scorecard Pakistan completed their first overseas Test win in three years with an eight-wicket
Last month, younger brother Nasser, 58, told BBC Essex he would “not get out of bed” to play senior cricket, believing he left the sport on the perfect note. He retired after scoring a match-winning 103 not out in his final match for England against New Zealand at Lord’s more than 22 years ago. Mel,
Hampshire recalled Eddie Jack and Lumsden, both unused in The Hundred franchise tournament, while Glamorgan gave a debut to 17-year-old Harry Wallace, son of former club captain Mark, and brought back Ingram for his first tournament game since the 2024 final win. Home skipper Nick Gubbins chose to bat, but he and Ali Orr went
Drizzle just before play was due to start at 11:00 [BST] meant the action was delayed by 10 minutes and resulted in an over being docked off each innings. Perhaps buoyed by successfully chasing down 294 and 314 in their past two group matches, Kent chose to stick Surrey in after winning the toss but
The Hundred men’s competition, Old Trafford Welsh Fire 155-4 (100 balls): Short 71 (47), Salt 48 (37); Atkinson 2-12 Manchester Super Giants 161-1 (69 balls): Seifert 62* (36), Buttler 51* (20); Cook 1-20 Manchester Super Giants won by nine wickets Scorecard. Table Jos Buttler became the all-time leading run-scorer in T20 cricket as Manchester Super
The Hundred women’s competition, Old Trafford Manchester Super Giants 85-9 (100 balls): MacDonald-Gay 18* (14); Prendergast 4-18 Welsh Fire (91 balls): Wareham 17 (12); Ecclestone 3-14 Welsh Fire won by three wickets Scorecard. Table Ireland international Orla Prendergast took 4-18 as Welsh Fire beat Manchester Super Giants by three wickets at Old Trafford. Playing only