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Earlier in the day, Hilton Cartwright returned to bat having dashed off the previous evening for the birth of his child

Alex Carey posted his second Shield century in two games while Nathan McSweeney continues to push his Test credentials with 72 as South Australia build a big lead

Half-centuries to Victoria's Sam Harper and Tom Rogers and a superb spell from Scott Boland has Victoria in command

Bangladesh ended the second day of the Test 101 runs behind with seven wickets left in their second innings

The in-form Josh Inglis steadied Western Australia alongside Cooper Connolly

The 21-year-old quick became the 12th Queenslander to take a five-wicket haul on debut and first since 1986-87

The second day saw 15 wickets fall on a pitch aiding the quicks as Australia's Test opening debate continued to rage

The left-arm spinner helped keep South Africa to a 34-run lead on day one, after Bangladesh were bowled out for just 106

For added context, New Zealand had come into the tournament on a streak of 10 T20I losses, the longest losing streak any team has turned around to win a cricket World Cup

Allrounder Aaron Hardie was in action with the ball amid selection debates around the India series

Their partnership provided the base as Sri Lanka comfortably chased down a DLS-adjusted target of 232 in Pallekele

The opener batted throughout the day but the visitors wobbled in the final session

Mitchell Starc also dismissed Marcus Harris for 26 while Peter Handscomb and Campbell Kellaway made half-centuries

Jasprit Bumrah threatened to take a wicket every second delivery, but NZ eased their way to the target of 107

India lose 7 for 54 after Sarfaraz and Pant's 177-run partnership to leave NZ in sight of first Test win in India in 36 years

Dottin picked up four wickets and then blitzed 33 off 22 but New Zealand's spinners undid West Indies

England lose eight wickets inside morning session as hosts sweep to victory

They went behind by 356 runs but responded to it brilliantly to leave the Test fascinatingly poised

After Australia were restricted to 134 for 5, Bosch smashed her career-best 74 not out off 48 balls to seal the win

West Indies had done well to recover from a poor start and make 162, but it wasn't nearly enough