Report

A suffocating fielding performance by Papua New Guinea set the stage for Ireland's first loss at the World T20 Qualifier since the opening match of 2012 against Namibia, ending a streak of 21 straight wins in the tournament

Vanua blitz leads PNG to shock win

15-Jul-2015•The Report by Peter Della Penna in Belfast

Bowlers, Dodson set up USA's first win

A day after USA wicketkeeper Akeem Dodson questioned the motivation of his team-mates, they turned in a strong performance to bundle Jersey for 87 for their first win of the tournament

Kusal Perera hit the second-fastest ODI fifty in history, but Pakistan still made Sri Lanka huff and puff to run down a target of 288

Kusal record fifty wins tough chase

15-Jul-2015•The Report by Alagappan Muthu

Bangladesh seal series with nine-wicket win

Rain put the brakes on but could not drown out Bangladesh's chances of beating South Africa for the first time in a bilateral ODI series and recording a fourth successive series win at home

15-Jul-2015•The Report by Firdose Moonda

Spinners, Krishnamurthy lead India to consolation win

India's spinners pulled New Zealand back from a strong start to set up a chase of 127, which was achieved in 19 overs with three wickets remaining for a consolation win

With seven needed off two deliveries, Ross Taylor swung the first over midwicket for six to drag St Lucia Zouks home off the last ball in a rain-affected game against Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel

Taylor, McCullum drag Zouks home off last ball

Ross Whiteley thrashed 91 from 35 balls as Yorkshire were eliminated from the NatWest Blast in a comprehensive manner they could barely have conceived at the start of the season

Whiteley's assault sends Yorkshire kids packing

14-Jul-2015•David Hopps

Dominant South Africa keep series alive

South Africa Under-19 kept the seven-match Youth ODI series against Bangladesh alive with a 34-run win in a rain-affected encounter in Pietermaritzburg

An entertaining finish to a weather-ravaged match at Merchant Taylors' School saw Somerset, set 219 to win from 40 overs by Middlesex, make a spirited attempt before accepting the draw at 147 for 7.

Middlesex almost deliver on Franklin gamble

With conditions in their favour, Warwickshire valiantly fought their way back into the match at Chester-le-Street. On a gradually improving day they had the full evening session to begin their pursuit of 265 to beat Durham and reached 125 for 3

Clarke, Woakes give Warwickshire big chance

14-Jul-2015•Jon Culley

Shahzad 56 sets up thrilling five-wicket win

A fine all-round bowling performance and Mohammad Shahzad's 53-ball 56 set a thrilling five-wicket win for UAE - their first victory of the tournament - against Canada in Stirling

A richly entertaining day more than made up for the weather-hit opening. Sam Billings scored 99 for Kent while 17-year-old Sam Curran marked his first-class debut for Surrey with a five-wicket haul

Harinath, Curran junior respond after Billings 99

Glamorgan go into the final day at Chelmsford facing a massive task to avoid their first defeat of the season

Browne ton leaves Glamorgan fight for draw

Matthew Cross (45*) and Richie Berrington (35*) lead Scotland to a comfortable seven-wicket win over Kenya in their World T20 Qualifier Group B game at Edinburgh

Cross, Berrington hand Scotland easy win

Geraint Jones may have announced his intention to retire at the end of the season but Gloucestershire were grateful for him remaining available until September as he kept the club's hopes of a NatWest T20 Blast quarter-final alive

Jones not retired yet after match-winning knock

Jatinder Singh's unbeaten 65 guided Oman to a shock, six-wicket win over Netherlands, after a four-wicket haul from fast bowler Munis Ansari and Netherlands' spectacular batting collapse had left them with a target of 136

Jatinder, Ansari lead Oman to shock win