Matches (8)

IND v SA (1)

PAK v ENG (1)

WI-W v NZ-W (1)

Legends League (1)

Irani Trophy (1)

Shield (1)

Asia Cup (2)

Live • 2nd T20I • Guwahati

INDIA

237/3

(16/20 ov, T:238) 156/3

South Africa need 82 runs in 24 balls.

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Live • 7th T20I • Lahore

ENG

209/3

PAK

(9.5/20 ov, T:210) 66/3

Pakistan need 144 runs in 61 balls.

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India vs South Africa2nd Men's T20I, Guwahati

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India

237/3

South Africa

(15.5/20 ov, T:238) 155/3

South Africa need 83 runs in 25 balls.

Live: Miller, de Kock up the ante but asking rate touches 19

Watch LIVE on ESPN+Watch LIVE on ESPN+ (Hindi)Hindi commentary Toss: Ngidi in for Shamsi

Pakistan vs England7th men's T20I, Lahore

Live

England

209/3

Pakistan

(9.5/20 ov, T:210) 66/3

Pakistan need 144 runs in 61 balls.

LIVE - Willey gets Iftikhar as asking rate climbs

Toss - Rizwan and Rauf back, Woakes plays but no Wood

Hasnain also included among three Pakistan changes, while Buttler continued to sit out

Preview: Knockout flavour ahead of World Cup

Teams all-square despite contrasting brands of cricket

Duckett: 'Funny people said I can't play spin'Lahore's Bagh-e-Jinnah, lost in time

USA news

USA cricket running afoul of ICC financial protocols

The board has also been stripped off all administrative duties with regards to hosting the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup

Women's Asia Cup 2022T20 tournament

RESULT

Sri Lanka Women

109/9

United Arab Emirates Women

(11/11 ov, T:66) 54/7

SL Women won by 11 runs (D/L method)

Sri Lanka survive UAE banana peel in rain-affected game

UAE batters failed to step up after Gaur and Vaishnave restricted SL to 109 for 9

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South Africa tour of IndiaSquad news

Patidar, Mukesh get maiden India call-ups for SA ODIs

Dhawan to lead a side that has none of the members of India's main T20 World Cup squad

Mukesh Kumar's WhatsApp surprise

How the Bengal seamer learned about his call-up to the Indian team

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Can India cope without Bumrah at T20 WC?

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Rathour: Adapting to Australia will be the biggest challenge

Bumrah injury

1:58

Dravid 'hopes for the best' with Bumrah's recovery

The India pacer has been ruled out of the T20Is against South Africa

Dravid awaiting clarity on extent of Bumrah's injury

Ganguly: Bumrah not out of T20 WC yet

Do extended breaks help or harm bowlers?

Jaffer: Bumrah's potential absence a big blow Injured Bumrah in doubt for T20 World Cup

Women's Asia CupT20 tournament

RESULT

Malaysia Women

57/9

Pakistan Women

(9/20 ov, T:58) 61/1

PAK Women won by 9 wickets (with 66 balls remaining)

Sohail, Hassan to the fore as Pakistan ease to victory

Malaysia beaten by nine wickets and 66 balls to spare

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Why T20 hitting is not just a more risky version of batting

And how Pakistan have not quite caught up with the other international teams when it comes to going on the attack

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