Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi slams 102 off 131 balls to take Afghanistan from 36/4 to 218 at MA Chidambaram, Chennai on Saturday, June 20

India all-rounder Hardik Pandya is reportedly ruled out of the England ODI series as he'll most likely won't fully recover from the fresh quadriceps strain he sustained during the rehabilitation process at BCCI's Centre of Excellence

AUS-W Vs NED-W, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026: Netherlands women have won the toss and elected to field first in a must-win game at the Rose Bowl in Southampton on Saturday, June 20

All-rounder Matt Renshaw and Australian Bowlers came to the party to lead Australia to a seven-run victory over Bangladesh on Friday in the second game of their three-match T20 series. The visitors lead the three-match T20I series 2-0. Leg-spinner Nikhil Chaudhary, the first India-born male cricketer to represent Australia in 60 years, went wicketless. Renshaw hit a magnificent unbeaten 89 and also took a wicket as the Aussies restricted the home team to 189/6 in 20 overs after amassing 196. Bangladesh was led by Tawhid Hriody after Litton Das was ruled out because of a calf injury he sustained during the third ODI.

Afghanistan won the toss and chose to bat first against India in the 3rd ODI in Chennai on June 20, Saturday

Henry Nicholls, recalled by New Zealand to replace retired great Kane Williamson, smacked an unbeaten century against England to help boost their lead to a formidable 352 on day three Friday of The Oval test. New Zealand was 252-3 in its second innings at stumps, effectively 352-3 after earning a hefty 100-run first innings lead by dismissing England for 291 on the stroke of lunch. Nicholls reached stumps on 119 and featured on a blue-sky day with Rachin Ravindra, out for 76. They first steadied the innings, rebuilt it, then flayed England after tea. Their partnership of 161 from 201 balls is New Zealand’s highest ever at The Oval.