Noman stars as Pakistan win first South Africa Test by 93 runs
Left-arm spinner Noman Ali was South Africa's chief tormentor as Pakistan won a gripping first Test by 93 runs in Lahore on Wednesday.
Left-arm spinner Noman Ali was South Africa's chief tormentor as Pakistan won a gripping first Test by 93 runs in Lahore on Wednesday.
Litton Das, who missed the Asia Cup matches against India and Pakistan due to a side strain, had also been ruled out of the ongoing series against Afghanistan with the same injury.
Shubman Gill on Tuesday won his first Test series since becoming India captain as his side beat the West Indies by seven wickets at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium for a 2-0 sweep.
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has announced a 14-member squad for the upcoming three-match T20I series against England, with captain Mitchell Santner and Rachin Ravindra making their long-awaited returns to the side.
The West Indies did not lose a wicket after tea to be 173-2 in their second innings at the end of day three of the second Test Sunday after following on, but they still need 97 runs to make India bat again.
Pakistan rode on a brilliant 93 from Imam-ul-Haq to reach 313-5 after a brief fightback from South Africa on the opening day of the first Test in Lahore on Sunday.
Captain Shubman Gill struck his fifth Test century of the year to put India firmly in control against West Indies on Saturday, earning praise from his deputy Ravindra Jadeja for his remarkable consistency.
Afghanistan sealed the three-match ODI series 2–0 with one game in hand after thrashing Bangladesh by 81 runs in the second ODI at Abu Dhabi.
The 2027 ODI World Cup, set to be staged across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, will feature the world’s best teams but only the top eight sides in the ICC ODI rankings as of March 31, 2027, will earn direct qualification.
Bangladesh opener Naim Sheikh has finally received his visa and is set to join the national team in the United Arab Emirates ahead of the second ODI against Afghanistan.
Shubman Gill said Thursday that his biggest opponent could be "mental fatigue" after the India Test captain recently took over charge of the 50-over side.
Joe Root insists England can end their 10-year long Ashes drought as they bid to finally "bring the urn home" from their tour to Australia later this year.