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Watch: Tim Southee's Incredible Catch To Dismiss Kagiso Rabada Is Not To Be Missed

Kolkata Knight Riders pacer Tim Southee ran from long-off to mid-on before holding on to a very difficult catch to end Kagiso Rabada's entertaining knock on Friday. After a brilliant start, Punjab Kings lost wickets at regular intervals and looked set for a low total, but Rabada provided them with a flourish at the death as he raced away to 25 runs with the help of four boundaries and a six. However, in the penultimate over, Andre Russell bowled a slower delivery that the South Africa pacer had a swipe at, but ended up slicing it up high in the sky. While it looked like the ball may land in no man's land, Southee did brilliantly to cover a large amount of ground before taking a diving catch to send Rabada packing.

England's World Cup group might actually be the hardest as interesting calculations emerge

England fans are feeling pretty smug about their draw for the 2022 World Cup.

On This Day in 2009: Sven-Goran Eriksson sacked as Mexico head coach

Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson was sacked as head coach of Mexico on this day in 2009.

Gareth Southgate expects ‘tricky’ World Cup ties despite favourable England draw

England manager Gareth Southgate’s luck of the draw appeared to strike again for this winter’s World Cup finals in Qatar.

Cricket-Lanning confident all-rounder Perry will be fit to face England

(Reuters) - Australia captain Meg Lanning believes Ellyse Perry will feature for Australia against England in the final of the Women's World Cup in Christchurch on Sunday, although the injured all-rounder is unlikely to bowl against the defending champions.

Lanning confident all-rounder Perry will be fit to face England

Australia captain Meg Lanning believes Ellyse Perry will feature for Australia against England in the final of the Women's World Cup in Christchurch on Sunday, although the injured all-rounder is unlikely to bowl against the defending champions.

South Africa vs Bangladesh, 1st Test, Day 2 Report: Simon Harmer Marks South Africa Return After 6 Years With 4-Wicket Test Haul

Off-spinner Simon Harmer ended an absence of more than six years by taking four wickets and putting South Africa in charge on the second day of the first Test against Bangladesh at Kingsmead on Friday. Bangladesh were 98 for four at the close in reply to South Africa's 367 all out. Harmer took four for 42 in 20 overs. Harmer, 32, had not played in a Test match since November 2015. He signed a Kolpak contract with English county Essex in 2017, making him ineligible to play for South Africa before the system came to an end in 2020.

Sepang boss plays down hopes of Formula 1 return

A return to the F1 calendar for the Malaysian Grand Prix looks unlikely following comments by the Sepang circuit’s CEO.

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Watch: Tim Southee's Incredible Catch To Dismiss Kagiso Rabada Is Not To Be Missed

England's World Cup group might actually be the hardest as interesting calculations emerge

On This Day in 2009: Sven-Goran Eriksson sacked as Mexico head coach

Gareth Southgate expects ‘tricky’ World Cup ties despite favourable England draw

Cricket-Lanning confident all-rounder Perry will be fit to face England

Lanning confident all-rounder Perry will be fit to face England

South Africa vs Bangladesh, 1st Test, Day 2 Report: Simon Harmer Marks South Africa Return After 6 Years With 4-Wicket Test Haul

Sepang boss plays down hopes of Formula 1 return