
Eight Teams Maintain Perfect T20 Blast Records After Friday Wins
Sam Curran and James Rew produced match-winning knocks as the Vitality T20 Blast continues to deliver compelling cricket with eight sides still boasting 100% records.
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

Sam Curran and James Rew produced match-winning knocks as the Vitality T20 Blast continues to deliver compelling cricket with eight sides still boasting 100% records.

Jofra Archer delivered a match-winning performance as Rajasthan Royals claimed the final IPL play-off berth with a comprehensive victory over Mumbai Indians.

The defending champions made light work of Yorkshire's 133 at Headingley, whilst Somerset and Durham also secured valuable victories in the second round of fixtures.

Jersey-born Glamorgan batter Asa Tribe strengthened his England claims with a superb century for the Lions against South Africa A.

Sam Curran's masterful unbeaten 71 powered Surrey to a commanding six-wicket victory over Middlesex at Lord's, propelling them to the summit of the T20 Blast standings.

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Alice Capsey produced a match-winning knock of 74 not out as England cruised to a seven-wicket triumph over New Zealand in the opening T20 at Derby.

Sophie Devine produced a masterclass innings of 87 from 57 deliveries to drag New Zealand back from the brink after a disastrous start against England.

Daisy Jeanes struck a career-best 86 to guide Glamorgan to their second Vitality Blast Division Two victory, crushing Derbyshire by 92 runs at Cardiff.

Matt Taylor struck a crucial boundary off the final delivery to seal a heart-stopping two-wicket victory for Gloucestershire over Glamorgan in Cardiff.

England's bowling attack produced a devastating spell at Canterbury, with Lauren Bell and Linsey Smith combining to leave New Zealand reeling at 5-3.

Sophie Devine produced a stunning counter-attack to drag New Zealand from the brink of disaster and secure a series-levelling victory over England.

Sophie Devine's breathtaking 87 rescued New Zealand from 11-4 to secure a 14-run victory and set up a series decider at Hove.