The Hundred women’s competition, Sophia Gardens Southern Brave 121-5 (100 balls): Wolvaardt 48 (45); Potts 2-14 Welsh Fire 122-6 (100 balls): Graham 35* (28); Corteen-Coleman 3-27 Welsh Fire won by four wickets Scorecard. Table Welsh Fire condemned Southern Brave to their first defeat of this season’s Hundred as they earned a dramatic four-wicket victory in
The Hundred men’s competition, Trent Bridge Trent Rockets 146-4 (100 balls): Duckett 64 (47); Carse 2-20 Sunrisers Leeds 141-4 (100 balls): Brook 46 (33); Amir 2-20 Trent Rockets won by five runs Scorecard. Table Ben Duckett struck a half-century and took a sharp diving catch to remove England team-mate Harry Brook as The Hundred leaders
The Hundred women’s competition, Trent Bridge Trent Rockets 139-7 (100 balls): Dunkley 56 (33); Jonassen 2-20 Sunrisers Leeds 134-5 (100 balls): Sutherland 59* (30); Phillips 1-10 Trent Rockets won by five runs Scorecard. Table Trent Rockets held off a late assault from Annabel Sutherland and Lauren Winfield-Hill to beat defending champions Sunrisers Leeds by five
The Hundred men’s competition, Utilita Bowl Southern Brave 128-8 (100 balls): Stoinis 34 (26); Rehan 3-25 Birmingham Phoenix 116-9 (100 balls): Smeed 35 (28); Wood 3-24 Southern Brave won by 12 runs Scorecard. Table Wickets from three consecutive deliveries helped Southern Brave close out a first win of the season in The Hundred, beating Birmingham
England prospect Davina Perrin said she remembered she has “got the shots” after recovering from injury. The 19-year-old was touted for England recognition last season after hammering the fastest century in the history of the women’s Hundred, a 43-ball 101 for Northern Superchargers in the eliminator match. She struck 52 from 43 deliveries in Birmingham
Apple posted a solid fiscal third quarter on Thursday, climbing past Wall Street’s expectations thanks to strong sales of the iPhone and MacBook computers. Apple raised the prices of its Macs and iPads last month, citing a memory-chip shortage brought on by the artificial intelligence boom. The company had called the demand spike an “unprecedented
