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Tribe's career-best 181* keeps Glamorgan promotion bid on track
Cooke makes 84 in key stand as Northants are made to work for wickets at Wantage Road
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08-Sep-2025
Glamorgan 367 for 6 (Tribe 181*, Cooke 84) vs Northamptonshire
Asa Tribe hit a career-best unbeaten 181 to keep Glamorgan's promotion hopes firmly alive and put his side in a dominant position on day one of this Rothesay County Championship match against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road.
Glamorgan were indebted to the 21-year-old Jersey international after losing four wickets before lunch after winning the toss, Luke Procter claiming two scalps. Opening the innings, Tribe never looked in real trouble, helping himself to 25 fours and two sixes in a fluent, confident innings and accounting for the bulk of the top-order runs.
Full postKohler-Cadmore takes attack to former county on shortened day
Somerset opener peels off boundaries during century stand with James Rew
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08-Sep-2025
Somerset 155 for 3 (Kohler-Cadmore 76, Rew 54*) vs Yorkshire
Somerset's Tom Kohler-Cadmore hit a typically aggressive half-century against his old club as only 42 overs were possible on the opening day of the Rothesay County Championship Division One match with Yorkshire at Taunton.
The home side had reached 155 for 3 after losing the toss when a thunder and lightning storm engulfed the Cooper Associates County Ground at shortly after 2pm, Kohler-Cadmore having made 76 and James Rew 54 not out. George Hill claimed two of the wickets.
Full postRizwan, bowlers keep Patriots alive in playoffs race
With Amazon Warriors needing 11 from the last over, Naseem Shah held his nerve to concede just five
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08-Sep-2025
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots 149 for 6 (Rizwan 85, Bidaisee 22*, Hassan 2-21, Motie 2-44) beat Guyana Amazon Warriors 144 for 8 (Hope 31, Salamkheil 2-28, Naseem 2-29) by five runs
In what was a must-win game for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Mohammad Rizwan and the bowlers helped them get the better of Guyana Amazon Warriors by five runs in a last-over finish in Providence.
Chasing a mere 150, Amazon Warriors needed 11 from six balls with three wickets in hand. Naseem Shah held his nerve and had Keemo Paul caught at long-on with the first ball. For the rest of the over, he mixed slower balls into the pitch with yorkers to give away just five. While the result ended Patriots' three-match losing streak, their playoff chances still look bleak. They need nothing less than a win in their last league match, against Barbados Royals on Friday, but also other results to go their way.
Full postIsaac Mohammed century drives England U19 to series-levelling win
Hossan, Beg make half-centuries for visitors as Minto impresses again with three wickets
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07-Sep-2025
England U19 273 for 6 (Mohammed 104, Basir 3-35) beat Bangladesh U19 272 for 9 (Hossan 57, Beg 51, Minto 3-48) by four wickets
A superb Isaac Mohammed century guided England Men U19s to a four-wicket win against Bangladesh Men U19s in the second Youth one-day international at Loughborough.
The Worcestershire batter, who was dropped on six, was the backbone of a potentially tricky run chase after half-centuries from Rifat Beg and Rizan Hossan helped Bangladesh post 272 for nine.
James Minto claimed three for 48 from his 10 overs - to follow his five-wicket haul in the opening-match defeat - although the highlight of the innings was arguably Joe Moores' stunning catch to remove KS Aleen off Manny Lumsden.
Full postPowell, Green give Royals their first win of the season
Tim David's blitz in vain for St Lucia Kings, who went down by 27 runs
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07-Sep-2025
Barbados Royals 191 for 5 (King 42, Powell 41*) beat St Lucia Kings 164 for 9 (David 44, Simmonds 3-28) by 27 runs
Captain Rovman Powell led the way, smashing an unbeaten 41 off 17 balls, as Barbados Royals secured their first win in CPL 2025. Despite that, Royals remained at the bottom of the points table and David Wiese's St Lucia Kings remained at the top along with Nicholas Pooran's Trinbago Knight Riders. Currently, only net run-rate separates Kings and TKR.
After they were asked to bat first, Royals didn't start well. They lost Quinton de Kock to left-arm fingerspinner Khary Pierre in the third over and by the end of the powerplay, they had managed only 39 for 1. Tabraiz Shamsi, the left-arm wristspinner from South Africa, then stifled Royals even further by taking out Brandon King (42), Kadeem Alleyne (39) and Sherfane Rutherford (16) in his four overs which cost Kings only 26 runs.
Full postBryce sisters provide winning platform for Blaze
Somerset out of contention for knockouts after slipping to heavy defeat between showers
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07-Sep-2025
The Blaze 252 for 6 (S Bryce 68, K Bryce 63, Dean 3-50) beat Somerset 169 (Wellington 53, McCarthy 3-12) by 44 runs (DLS method)
Sisters Kathryn and Sarah Bryce scored half-centuries to guide The Blaze to a 44-run bonus point victory over Somerset on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in a rain-shortened Metro Bank One Day Cup match at Taunton Vale Sports Ground.
Sarah Bryce top-scored with 68 from 54 balls, hit 12 fours and shared in an opening stand of 76 inside 10 overs with Georgie Boyce as The Blaze posted 252 for 6 in a contest reduced to 33 overs-a-side. Kathryn Bryce then made 63 not out from 60 balls with eight fours, staging a partnership of 72 with Orla Prendergast, who weighed in with a forthright 46. Charlie Dean did her best to keep Somerset in contention, returning figures of 3 for 50 from seven overs.
Full postBouchier, Southby hunt down Durham to secure semi-finals spot
Hampshire openers rack up 152-run stand to set up thumping win in rain-reduced contest
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07-Sep-2025
Hampshire 174 for 1 (Bouchier 93*, Southby 58) beat Durham 224 for 9 (Armitage 88, Adams 3-41) by nine wickets (DLS method)
Leaders Hampshire Women clinched a semi-final berth in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup after a convincing nine-wicket victory with 13.2 overs to spare against Durham Women at the Banks Homes Riverside.
The defeat leaves Durham in fifth place with two rounds to play, one point behind fourth-placed Surrey with the two sides meeting in the final group match at Chester-le-Street next Saturday.
Full postSmale, Lamb fifties keep Lancashire on track
Surrey stumble despite resistance from Kalea Moore and Alexa Stonehouse
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07-Sep-2025
Lancashire 227 for 6 (Smale 67*, Lamb 59, Stonehouse 3-34) beat Surrey 225 (Moore 67, Potts 3-31) by four wickets
Lancashire Women stayed on course for the Metro Bank Cup semi-finals with a four-wicket win over Surrey at Beckenham.
Grace Potts took 3 for 31 as Surrey were bowled out for 225, while Hannah Jones took 2 for 33 and was unlucky not to get two more. Kalea Moore was dropped twice off her bowling and she cashed in to make a career-best List A score of 67, while Alexa Stonehouse was the next highest scorer with 48.
Full postNawaz hands Pakistan tri-series title as Afghanistan fold for 66
Nawaz took 5 for 19 - including a hat-trick - as Afghanistan chose the most important day of the series to put in their worst performance
Danyal Rasool
07-Sep-2025
Pakistan 141 for 8 (Zaman 27, Nawaz 25, Rashid 3-38) beat Afghanistan 66 (Nawaz 5-19, Muqeem 2-9, Abrar 2-17) by 75 runs
A remarkable five-wicket haul from Mohammad Nawaz - including a hat-trick - on a surface that gripped on a dewy Sharjah night helped Pakistan steamroll to the tri-series title, scything though Afghanistan for 66 and securing a 75-run win. The 141 Pakistan put up in a spasmodic display after electing to bat first appeared inadequate halfway through, but an astonishing spell either side of the powerplay saw Afghanistan lose five wickets for four runs. It asphyxiated the chase before it began, giving Pakistan a handy boost ahead of the start of the Asia Cup next week.
No side has lost a match after batting first throughout this tournament, and Salman Agha made no secret that was the reason he opted to set a target at the toss. Pakistan ran into early trouble when Sahibzada Farhan's quiet series whimpered out as he fell for a first-over duck. Pakistan rebuilt cautiously but with Afghanistan's spinners assisted by the deck, never truly breaking free. Several batters fell after starts, and by the end of the stuttering innings, none had crossed 30.
Full postMishara's maiden fifty seals Sri Lanka's T20I series against Zimbabwe
He added an unbroken 117 for the third wicket with KJ Perera as SL chased 192 down
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07-Sep-2025
Sri Lanka 193 for 2 (Mishara 73*, Perera 46*, Evans 1-28) beat Zimbabwe 191 for 8 (Marumani 51, Raza 28, Hemantha 3-38) by eight wickets
Zimbabwe put forward a team effort led by Tadiwanashe Marumani's fourth T20I fifty to post an imposing 191 for 8. But Sri Lanka's top four batters made light work of their target by ending the game with 14 balls and eight wickets to spare. With it, Sri Lanka took the series 2-1.
Kamil Mishara will be the name on everyone's lips after the game, though, with his 73 not out off 43 balls the shining light in an outstanding display of batting from the Sri Lankans. Pathum Nissanka (30 from 20 deliveries) and Kusal Mendis (30 off 17) once more delivered a strong start in the powerplay. But while Sri Lanka have long struggled to maintain that momentum, on Sunday, Mishara and the returning Kusal Perera dusted off the 192 chase with ease with an unbeaten stand of 117 from 63 balls.
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