England’s Women’s T20 World Cup campaign has suffered a significant setback after captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was ruled out of the team’s next two group-stage matches because of a left calf strain. The injury was confirmed following
South Africa Women beat Pakistan Women by two wickets with 19 balls remaining in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Group 1 match at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on 17 June. The result gave South Africa their
England’s decision to bowl first in the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval received an early boost after debutant Sonny Baker claimed two wickets and helped restrict the visitors to 291/7 at stumps on
Australia Women delivered another strong World Cup market signal on 17 June, beating Bangladesh Women by nine wickets in Match 9 of Group 1 at Headingley, Leeds. Bangladesh were restricted to 77/8 after Australia chose to
India A secured their place in the final of the Sri Lanka A Team Tri-Series with a commanding 101-run victory over Afghanistan A in Dambulla on 17 June. After entering the match under pressure following an
England’s decision to continue backing young off-spinner Shoaib Bashir for the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval has emerged as one of the more significant betting-related developments ahead of the match. While much of
Bangladesh begin their three-match T20I series against Australia in Chattogram on 17 June, with attention already turning toward how local conditions could influence both the match result and betting markets. The series follows Bangladesh’s historic ODI
Kane Williamson’s retirement has dominated discussion around New Zealand cricket, but betting markets may soon focus on another name. Rachin Ravindra appears increasingly likely to become one of the central figures in the Black Caps’ next
New Zealand have turned to experience for the second Test against England at The Oval, recalling Henry Nicholls to replace recently retired Kane Williamson at number three. The decision follows Williamson’s international retirement announcement and comes
New Zealand cricket entered a new era this week after Kane Williamson announced his retirement from international cricket, bringing an end to one of the most successful careers in the country’s history. Williamson leaves as New
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