India prioritised recovery – both physical and mental – ahead of their Women’s World Cup final match against South Africa on Sunday Source link

South Africa made three changes, bringing in Lhuan dre-Pretorious, Andile Simelane and Lizaad Williams Source link

The visitors are 0-1 down and will want to show their versatility playing in early-seaon, seam-friendly Australian conditions Source link

Shanto, who has led Bangladesh in 14 Tests, had stepped down from captaincy in June but will now continue Source link

Head coach believes 50-over struggles are in a category of their own as attention shifts to Perth Source link

Tanush Kotian and Anshul Kamboj shared seven wickets between them in South Africa A’s second innings Source link

Brendan Doggett put his case forward to be a reserve quick, but has any specialist opener done enough to be in the Test squad? Source link

“We have proven players in the current squad,” Litton Das says after West Indies won the T20I series 3-0, indicating that his boys have his trust Source link

With no Australia or England in the final, we will have a first-time ODI world champion for certain by the end of Sunday night in Navi Mumbai Source link

“The BCCI medical team, along with specialists in Sydney and India, are pleased with his recovery,” BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia says Source link