Rajasthan Royals' bowlers have struggled to find their rhythm, leading to a string of losses in Jaipur, and bowling coach Shane Bond believes they need to think outside the box and develop their skills to stay competitive.
The Gujarat Titans have found their rhythm as Kagiso Rabada and Rashid Khan deliver a masterclass in bowling, dismantling the Rajasthan Royals and proving that their resurgence is the talk of the IPL.
The stage was set for a Ben Stokes masterclass, but it was Worcestershire homegrown talent Jack Home who stole the show. With a career-best half-century and the vital wicket of the England captain, Home kept his side competitive in a fascinating encounter against Durham.
History was made at Sophia Gardens as Glamorgan's 18-year-old debutant, Tom Norton, etched his name into the record books with a sensational hat-trick against Somerset. His late surge on a dramatic second day saw the visitors crumble, setting the stage for an enthralling conclusion to this County Championship clash.
The Rothesay County Championship clash at Emirates Old Trafford remains delicately balanced after a rollercoaster day, characterized by a potent bowling display from James Anderson and a brilliant, game-changing spell from Middlesex’s Ryan Higgins.
Chennai Super Kings aim to strengthen their playoff push as they host a struggling Lucknow Super Giants at Chepauk in a must-watch IPL 2026 clash. With Sanju Samson in sizzling form and LSG desperate to end a losing streak, every run and wicket counts.
The decision to leave out off-spinner Nayeem Hasan for the Dhaka Test against Pakistan has sparked debate, with senior assistant coach Mohammad Salahuddin pointing to team balance as the primary factor in the selection process.
Warwickshire stormed back on day two at Edgbaston, dismantling Yorkshire with a fiery bowling spell before launching a commanding second innings. With a 262-run lead and momentum in their favour, the Bears are in pole position—but Yorkshire still have fight left.
Daniel Hughes struck a brilliant 136 to guide Sussex into a commanding position against Leicestershire at Hove, but lapses in concentration allowed the visitors to claw back into the contest.
As Mushfiqur Rahim turned 40, the cricketing world paused to celebrate a true stalwart of Bangladesh cricket — a man whose passion burns as bright as ever, now marked by a touching on-field celebration and a defiant half-century in the Dhaka Test.
