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Afghanistan's second-wicket pair added a match-winning 212 after Mendis' sensational 158 singlehandedly led Sri Lanka to 294

Gurbaz and Rahmat trump Mendis as Afghanistan cruise past SL

Alan Gardner is joined by Andrew Miller and Matt Roller to preview the start of England's World Cup defence in India

Switch Hit: One Cup, or two?

Saurashtra were consigned to a 175-run loss after being all out for 79 in their second innings

Saurabh Kumar's 10 for 108 takes Rest of India to Irani Cup title

Netherlands also start the tournament having seen minimal action, with only 37.2 overs possible in their game against Australia

India enter World Cup with both warm-ups washed out

Pakistan got a scare when they collapsed to 54 for 5 before Aamer Jamal rescued them

Lower order and spinners lead Pakistan to Asian Games semi-finals

Kerr, Wolvaardt and Kapp also main significant gains in ODI rankings

Hayley Matthews extends lead as No. 1 T20I allrounder

Mahika Gaur and James Rew collect Young Player awards at end-of-season event

Tammy Beaumont, Harry Brook named PCA Players of the Year

New Zealand had made 321 for 6 on the back of half-centuries from Devon Conway and Tom Latham

Runs for de Kock, but NZ clinch rain-hit warm-up in Thiruvananthapuram

Vasavada scored a patient fifty but Saurashtra are still 96 runs behind with only a wicket in hand

Saurabh, Kaverappa put Rest of India ahead on second day

Shakib had injured his foot while playing football during a training session prior to Bangladesh's first warm-up fixture

Shakib '100% fine', set to play Bangladesh's World Cup opener vs Afghanistan

The Buzz: Hindi translations with Kane Williamson

Runs galore in Hyderabad as New Zealand and Pakistan prepare for the World Cup proper

Ravindra 97 trumps Rizwan ton as NZ chase down 346

Sri Lanka's batting slumped after a promising start, and Kusal Perera retired hurt with a shoulder strain

Mahedi, Tanzid, Litton and Mehidy star in breezy Bangladesh win

Fast bowler made history with career-best 8 for 15 while bowling from that End in 2015 Ashes

Trent Bridge to rename Pavilion End in honour of Stuart Broad

RCB also announced Luke Williams as their head coach for WPL 2024

Mo Bobat to join RCB as director of cricket after 12 years in England set-up