West Indies, England prepare for round two in battle of heavy-hitters
England flexed their muscles by pulling off their highest chase in the first match - but can they outgun the hosts again?The Preview by Alan Gardner21
Guptill, Neesham put New Zealand 1-0 up after 45-run win
While the opener smote his 14th ODI hundred, the allrounder made an impactful return with both bat and ballThe Report by Andrew Fidel Fernando03-Jan-2
Sri Lanka ask for a turner – and more runs from their batsmen
Stand-in captain Suranga Lakmal is "trusting" that the team's batting will come good as Sri Lanka look to level the series in PallekeleAndrew Fidel Fe
England's chance to prove wristspin no nemesis
An off-day in Manchester suddenly leaves hosts in must-win as they ponder team balance and batting flexibility The Preview by Shashank Kishore05-Jul-2
Warner and Bancroft to commence returns through NT Strike League
Banned Australian batsmen to make appearances in Northern Territory's Strike League in July; David Warner commits to playing two matches, Cameron Banc
Agar, Paris bowl Western Australia to massive win
A lower-order collapse cost South Australia after half-centuries from Jake Weatherald and Callum Ferguson had given them a fighting chance of saving t
Stoinis heads home to Western Australia
Allrounder Marcus Stoinis will return to his home state of Western Australia for the 2017-18 season, after spending the past five summers playing with
Axar, Sandeep thrust Kings XI after another RCB collapse
Royal Challengers endured another match-changing collapse, as Kings XI Punjab, led by Axar Patel and Sandeep Sharma, defended the lowest total at the
Bangladesh confront form, selection calls for landmark Test
Bangladesh will need an extraordinary turnaround in fortunes to compete and level the series on one of the more livelier surfaces in Sri LankaAndrew F
Haq sent home by Scotland
Scotland have sent Majid Haq, their most-capped player and leading wicket-taker, home from the World Cup after a breach of disciplineESPNcricinfo staf