WIW vs AUSW
Warner Park
WIW vs AUSW
Warner Park
Scotland vs Oman
Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek
CPW vs GW
Happy Valley Ground
CPW vs GW
Happy Valley Ground
Namibia vs Oman
Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek
Ben Cliff announced himself on the county scene with a stunning 8-76, but Craig Overton's defiant half-century and George Hill's unbeaten 50 have left the Yorkshire-Somerset contest hanging in the balance after a gripping day two at Headingley.
Tom Clark fell agonisingly short of a century but his 89, combined with key contributions from Charlie Tear and Tom Price, left Sussex firmly on top against defending County Championship champions Nottinghamshire after day two at Hove.
Warwickshire demolished a depleted Essex side inside two days at Chelmsford, with Manav Suthar's second five-for of the season driving them to the top of the County Championship Division One table.
Jamie Smith brought up a fine half-century at Edgbaston to become England's fourth batter to reach fifty in the innings, as the hosts continued to build a commanding position against Pakistan in the third Test.
Ollie Robinson set the tone emphatically on day two of the Third Test, dismissing two Pakistan batters in his very first over without a single run being scored off his bowling.
Gloucestershire pace bowler Luke Charlesworth has been forced to retire from professional cricket at just 23, after medical experts advised him that his long-term wellbeing left him with no alternative.
Brendon McCullum has welcomed Kevin Pietersen into England's white-ball dressing room as a specialist mentor, actively encouraging the former batter to challenge his coaching methods ahead of next autumn's 50-over World Cup.
Nottinghamshire have bolstered their County Championship title bid by signing India seamer Mukesh Kumar, who arrives at Trent Bridge in red-hot form after a starring role in the Duleep Trophy final.
Muhammad Abbas produced a devastating opening burst on day four of the third Test, removing both Ben Duckett and Emilio Gay without a run on the board to leave England in serious trouble chasing 130 at Edgbaston.
India claimed the Women's Asia Cup title in dominant fashion, dismissing Sri Lanka for 111 in Dubai after posting a commanding 183-5 — a victory margin of 72 runs.
South Africa wrapped up a dominant 3-0 ODI series sweep against Namibia in Windhoek, chasing down 157 with nine wickets and more than 28 overs remaining.
India made light work of Afghanistan's 156-8 in the first T20I at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, racing to their target in just 13.4 overs to win by seven wickets.
Sri Lanka posted 156-9 from their 20 overs at Beckenham before England Lions made a flying start in the chase, reaching 46-0 from just four overs. Jamie Hall analyses the key moments.