Seven wickets in two ODIs: Gurnoor Brar’s New Zealand tour
3/44 in Auckland and 4/30 in Wellington as India went 2–0 up. What the scorecards show, and the checks before the 4th ODI.
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England’s T20I squad for Australia: four quicks rested
Sixteen names, Salt back, Rew and Jack called up, and no Archer, Atkinson, Tongue or Baker. The squad, the form and the checks before 21 November.
Read the analysis ↗Four low scores, then 93 off 50: Tim Seifert’s series
24, 7, 2, 3 and 93 against India: what the scorecards show about New Zealand’s opener and wicketkeeper, and the checks to make next.
Read the analysis ↗Australia’s new-look T20I squad for England
Fourteen names, six shared with the ODI squad. Two uncapped keepers, two recalls, a rested Test core and the checks before the 21 November opener.
Read the analysis ↗107 off 49: Glenn Phillips and New Zealand’s engine room
82*, 70, 17 and 107: how Phillips has batted against India, what the scorecards show about his scoring, and the checks before the Hamilton finale.
Read the analysis ↗259 at Eden Park: India’s bowling mix under the lens
New Zealand won by 87 runs in Auckland. The scorecard, India’s selection and the bowling questions to watch before the final T20I in Hamilton.
Read the analysis ↗4th T20I preview: series won, Auckland still asks questions
India lead 3–0 before Eden Park. Results so far, New Zealand’s injuries, India’s unused spinners and the checks to make before lock.
Read the preview ↗113 off 38, and a new opening pair
Abhishek Sharma and a promoted Vaibhav Sooryavanshi added 133 in 7.1 overs in Wellington. What the stand showed and what to check before Auckland.
Read the analysis ↗New Zealand’s pace puzzle in the India T20Is
Two close losses, a calf injury to Matt Henry and a planned rotation: how New Zealand’s bowling group looks before the third T20I in Wellington.
Read the analysis ↗How to read a cricket scorecard
Pakistan chased 242 from 154/9 to win by one wicket. We use that scorecard to explain batting and bowling cards, extras, fall of wickets and required rate.
Read the explainer ↗Cricket rules for beginners
Overs, runs, extras and the five main ways to get out, explained in plain English, plus the T20 rules that make the short format so fast.
Read the guide ↗Gqeberha collapse, Christchurch opener
Australia follow on after 99 all out, while India begin a five-match T20I series in New Zealand. What happened and what to watch.
Read today’s briefing ↗Rain halts the decider as the series ends 2–2
India reached 118/5 in a nine-over contest before rain returned. Hope and Paul still finished as the series’ standout performers.
Read the full report ↗What the new cricket rules change
Time-wasting penalties, T20I intervals and clearer fielding rules: a practical guide to the updates effective from 1 October.
Read the explainer ↗Hope set the target. Paul changed the chase.
West Indies posted 247, but the match turned when Keemo Paul struck twice in the fifth over. The 24-run win levelled the series at 2–2.
Read DREM’s report ↗Six teams keep their World Cup route alive
Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar progressed from one qualifier; Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong and Malaysia from the other. The next stage is due in 2027.
Read DREM’s report ↗India vs New Zealand: schedule, squads and key battles
The 2026 World Cup finalists meet again in a five-match series. See the fixtures, team news and match-ups worth following.
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