New Zealand secured a dramatic four-run victory over Ireland in the Women's T20 World Cup. The win keeps New Zealand's semi-final hopes alive, while effectively eliminating Ireland from the tournament.
New Zealand secured a dramatic four-run victory over Ireland in the Women's T20 World Cup. Ireland's hopes of reaching the semi-finals were effectively ended by the loss, while New Zealand remains in contention.
England acknowledged losing crucial moments in the second Test against New Zealand, allowing the hosts to build a significant lead. New Zealand ended day three with a 352-run advantage and seven wickets remaining, with Rachin Ravindra and Henry Nicholls forming a key partnership.
Henry Nicholls scored an unbeaten 119, anchoring New Zealand's 252/3 on day three against England. His century, alongside Rachin Ravindra's 76, established a record partnership at The Oval, extending New Zealand's lead to 352.
New Zealand established a dominant position on day three of the second Test against England, reaching 252 for three and leading by 352 runs. Henry Nicholls scored an unbeaten 119 and Rachin Ravindra added 76, grinding down England's attack. England's batting collapsed earlier, setting up a likely series decider.
New Zealand holds a commanding 352-run lead over England after day three of the second Test at The Kia Oval. Henry Nicholls scored a superb century, while England's fielding struggles, including dropped catches by debutant James Rew, hampered their efforts. Ben Stokes' absence continues to be felt.
Live cricket score updates from the England vs New Zealand match. Henry Nicholls reached his century, and New Zealand's lead extended to over 300 runs. Key moments include boundaries and defensive plays from Nicholls and Daryl Mitchell.
Matt Henry took crucial wickets, including Jofra Archer and Jordan Cox, as England struggled at 236/8 against New Zealand. Kyle Jamieson also troubled the batsmen with his bowling.
New Zealand recovered from an early wobble to post 391 in their first innings. Henry Nicholls and Rachin Ravindra built a crucial 161-run partnership, with Nicholls scoring his 11th Test century, to put New Zealand in a commanding position with a lead of 352.
New Zealand reached 44/2 after 12.5 overs against England. Despite a fiery spell from Jofra Archer, they weathered the attack, losing Devon Conway for 28. Rachin Ravindra and Henry Nicholls are at the crease, with New Zealand leading by 128 runs.
Rachin Ravindra dismissed LBW for 189, leading New Zealand to 189/3. Henry Nicholls and Ravindra built a 146-run partnership. England's bowlers, including Sonny Baker and Jacob Bethell, sought breakthroughs amidst New Zealand's scoring surge.
Rachin Ravindra and Henry Nicholls both scored fifties, with Ravindra reaching his milestone first. New Zealand's lead extended to over 242 runs against England.
England captain Ben Stokes may return for the third Test vs. New Zealand as optimism grows within the team. He faces an investigation for allegedly breaching team curfew and visiting a nightclub. Stokes has been included in Durham's squad for a County Championship match.
England captain Ben Stokes may return for the third Test against New Zealand as optimism grows within the team, pending an investigation into a nightclub incident. He's been included in Durham's squad for a County Championship match.
Iran plans to formally complain to Fifa about "restrictions imposed by organisers" at the World Cup, citing a requirement to arrive in Los Angeles only 24 hours before their crucial match against Belgium. The team's coach and captain have voiced concerns over logistical issues impacting their preparation.
Glenn Phillips achieved a historic maiden Test century, becoming the third New Zealander to score centuries in all three formats. His knock helped NZ post 391, and their bowlers then restricted England to 222/6, giving NZ a significant lead.
New Zealand scored 100 runs in 99 minutes on the second morning of the second Test against England at the Oval, with Glenn Phillips scoring a century. England struggled with their bowling strategy and batting, ending the day at 222 for six, trailing by 169 runs.
Ben Stokes may return as England captain for the third Test against New Zealand next week, as an investigation into a nightclub incident progresses. Stokes and Gus Atkinson broke curfew, and while unavailable for the second Test, a path for their return is reportedly clearing.
Joe Root reluctantly stepped in as England captain again during a turbulent Test against New Zealand. Despite personal batting success, the team struggled, ending day two at 222 for six, trailing by 169 runs. Key moments included Glenn Phillips' maiden Test century and crucial dismissals of Root and Brook.
England faces a difficult situation against New Zealand in the second Test at The Oval, trailing by 169 runs after a chaotic second day. Glenn Phillips' maiden Test century and England's tactical errors contributed to their struggles.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is optimistic about Ben Stokes' quick return as captain, awaiting a report from the Cricket Regulator regarding a curfew breach. Stokes wants to play on and is named in Durham's squad, potentially complicating ECB decisions.
Sonny Baker experienced a mix of emotions and challenges during his Test cricket debut. Initial nerves and communication issues with Joe Root were followed by a difficult spell with the ball, but Baker showed resilience.
England captain Ben Stokes included in Durham's squad for County Championship match after being cleared to play domestic cricket following a nightclub incident investigation. Fast bowler Gus Atkinson also cleared.
Lee Man hires Giancarlo Italiano, former Wellington Phoenix coach, to lead the club with a new perspective, enhancing competitiveness on and off the pitch.
