In Case You Missed It: Mahmudullah's swansong, England's win, and The Hundred's brain drain
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It was a quiet farewell for Mahudullah, who made 150 in his last Test for Bangladesh • BCB
Australia broke their three-match losing streak with a win in the fourth ODI against West Indies. Fabian Allen briefly threatened to win the match with four late sixes but Starc stymied Andre Russell with four yorkers in the last over.
A career-best 158 by Azam wasn't enough for Pakistan to salvage a win after a maiden international hundred by Vince - a moment he says he never thought would come - saw England seal the series 3-0. Osman Samiuddin has his eye on Saqib Mahmood, in whom he sees the influence of Shoaib Akhtar and Brett Lee, but who has channelled their moods into moulding himself as a complete England package..
Pakistan's women had more luck than their male counterparts, eking out a solitary win after losing the first three ODIs. Kyshona Knight made 88 for West Indies Women before the batting collapsed from 171 for 2 to 210 all out.
Zimbabwe lost by 220 runs after Mahmudullah made 150 not out in his farewell Test, one marked by a strange silence, says Mohammad Isam .
Tector, Dockrell and the bowlers combined to set up Ireland's first ODI win against South Africa after Balbirnie's 102. The two sides have faced off in seven ODIs.
There's a Shakespearean comedy, or three, being scripted this English summer, and Alan Gardner has front-row seats. George Dobell finds very little to smile about, as the Hundred cannibalises county squads to fill in the gaps left by withdrawn foreign players. In its quest for populist cricket, hasthe ECB failed the game itself?
Mark Nicholas harks 40 years back to one of the greatest of all Test series.
Maninder Singh remembers the gritty cricketer - he was the second-highest run-getter for India at the 1983 World Cup. "While doing commentary with him, I felt I was learning cricket all over again", he says.
Forget flight and deception, in the shortest format offspinners are just looking to give the batter one, says Cameron Ponsonby.
The England women's captain on her love for seafood, the best cook in the team, and the Vietnamese salad recipe she won't share.
The former South Africa fast bowler looks back at a legendary duel he wishes he had been part of, in Wish I'd Done That.
What goes into the making of Manjrekar's ideal cricketer? A dash of Sunil Gavaskar, a pinch of Zaheer Abbas, a cut of Gundappa Viswanath, and more.
Deepti Unni is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo