Fargana Hoque and Fahima Khatun came to the party against Pakistan as debutants Bangladesh celebrated their first-ever World Cup victory against favourites Pakistan at the
Of the eight teams competing in the tournament, Pakistan, Bangladesh and defending champions England are the only sides which have not tasted a win so
Lakmal captained Sri Lanka in five Tests in 2018, leading Sri Lanka to a 2-0 series win over South Africa at home followed by a
After bowling out New Zealand for 328 and 169 to win the first Test by eight wickets, Bangladesh wasn't able to recreate the same magic
Conway, who remained unconquered at 99, revealed the chat with coaching staff before going out to bat was to continue the good work started by
Bangladesh's 27-year-old right-arm pace bowler Ebadot Hossain grabbed four second-innings wickets on Day 4 to reduce New Zealand to 147/5 and give the tourists a
Bangladesh skipper Mominul Haq (88) and wicketkeeper-batter Liton Das (86) strung together a century partnership as the tourists amassed 401 for six at the end
The 30-yer-old was dismissed by England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler in the successful run chase in the ICC T20 World Cup semifinal in the UAE, and
New Zealand opening batsman Tom Latham was named the captain of the New Zealand Test side for the series against Bangladesh at home in absence
Pakistan are now placed at 2nd position in the WTC Championship standings with a win percentage of 75.
Pakistan captain Babar Azam puts in the shoe of a bowler.
ENG 43/2 OVERS: 11.0
IND 416 (84.5 Ovs)
ENG trail by 373 runs
Sri Lanka vs Australia - 2nd Test
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Galle International Stadium, Galle
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Titwood, Glasgow
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Cambusdoon New Ground, Ayrshire
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Titwood, Glasgow
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Titwood, Glasgow
Sri Lanka vs Australia - 1st Test
Australia beat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets
India beat Ireland by 4 runs
England vs New Zealand - 3rd Test
England beat New Zealand by 7 wickets
India beat Ireland by 7 wickets
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Match over