In a rain-affected contest at Southport, Warwickshire overcame a challenging total from Lancashire, powered by a clinical half-century from Charis Pavely and a match-winning partnership from Mary Taylor and Nat Wraith.
Francesca Sweet struck her maiden half-century for Hampshire to guide her side to a crucial 16-run victory over Yorkshire via the DLS method in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto struck a composed 87 as Bangladesh declared their second innings at 240 for 9, setting Pakistan a target of 268 to win on day five in Mirpur. With history made by Noman Ali claiming his 100th Test wicket, the stage is set for a thrilling run chase.
In a remarkable display of resilience, Glamorgan secured a nail-biting two-wicket victory over Somerset, driven by a career-defining partnership between Sean Dickson and nightwatcher Ryan Hadley.
England opener Ben Duckett showcased his exceptional form with a magnificent unbeaten double-century, steering Nottinghamshire to a commanding position in a high-scoring draw against Surrey in the Rothesay County Championship.
In a remarkable display of dominance at Edgbaston, Warwickshire orchestrated a spectacular turnaround to defeat Yorkshire by 377 runs, securing one of the most emphatic victories in the club's long history.
In a nail-biting finish at Raipur, Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured a vital two-wicket victory over Mumbai Indians, vaulting to the top of the IPL 2026 standings while simultaneously ending the playoff aspirations of both MI and LSG.
After conceding a first-innings deficit, Leicestershire mounted a resilient response at Hove, led by half-centuries from Rishi Patel and Jonny Tattersall to keep their hopes alive against a dominant Sussex side.
After a chaotic second day, Somerset fought back on day three through a masterclass from Tom Abell, leaving Glamorgan needing 143 runs on a tense final day to secure victory.
Dan Lawrence's masterful century was the cornerstone of Surrey's effort to secure a marginal first-innings advantage against Nottinghamshire. As the County Championship's top two teams from last season battled, the highly anticipated clash at Trent Bridge now seems destined for a stalemate, despite moments of individual brilliance and unfortunate incidents impacting key players.
After a dramatic turnaround at Edgbaston, Warwickshire have pushed Yorkshire to the brink of defeat, setting a gargantuan target fueled by Sam Hain's brilliant century and a devastating new-ball spell from Ethan Bamber.
In a dramatic turn of events at New Road, Callum Parkinson produced a masterclass in spin bowling to claim 5 for 13, dismantling Worcestershire's batting order. Alongside a sharp contribution from England captain Ben Stokes, Durham exploited a shocking second-innings collapse where the hosts lost nine wickets for just 38 runs, eventually cruising to a nine-wicket victory to strengthen their position at the summit of the table.
