Surrey and The Blaze head into Friday's T20 Blast Finals Day in fine fettle after convincing wins in their final group stage outings, setting up a mouth-watering semi-final between the two sides at The Kia Oval.

England Women's innings unravelled alarmingly on the second morning of the one-off Test at Lord's, crashing from 31-1 to 32-3 in the space of just four deliveries against India.

A blistering 94 from Tanzid Hasan Tamim set up a commanding seven-wicket win for Bangladesh over Zimbabwe in the third ODI at Harare Sports Club, as the visitors chased down 200 with ease.

Tanzid Hasan Tamim's swashbuckling 94 set the tone as Bangladesh chased down 200 with remarkable ease, beating Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the third ODI at Harare Sports Club.

Amy Jones delivered a spirited half-century to give England hope on day two, but her dismissal just before lunch left the home side in a precarious position at 137-5, still well short of India's first innings total.

Amy Jones struck a defiant half-century to haul England back from early trouble, but her dismissal just before the interval leaves the home side 137-5 and still firmly under pressure against India.

England's hopes took a serious dent on Day Two of the one-off Test at Lord's as captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was trapped lbw for 44 shortly after the lunch interval, leaving the hosts reeling at 142-6 against India.

Shivam Dube's badly misjudged catching attempt off Harry Brook in the fifth T20 at Southampton handed England a crucial lifeline in the series decider. Jamie Hall analyses the moment and what it could mean for the outcome.

Shivam Dube endured a moment to forget in the fifth and final T20 international against England in Southampton, fumbling what should have been a straightforward chance to dismiss Harry Brook.