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Berrington plundered 107 off 90 balls in an innings which included six sixes and four fours to guide the tourists to a total of 300 for seven from their 50 overs at Moosa Stadium in Pearland, some 20 miles south of Houston.
Saudi fencer Ali Al-Bahraini has claimed second place and the silver medal in fencing at the third GCC Games, currently taking place in Kuwait.
Bailey Wright capped a fine domestic season with promotion back to the Championship and has been awarded with an international call-up for his fine vein of form. The Black Cats defender will be part of the Socceroos' 29-man squad ahead of their World Cup play-off qualifier against the United Arab Emirates on June 8.
Teams from six nations will tour Australia during the country's busiest ever summer after Cricket Australia announced a packed calendar as the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
England will warm up for the men’s T20 World Cup in Australia in the autumn with a three-match series against the hosts and defending champions.
Jai Hindley successfully broke up a Giro d’Italia duopoly on Sunday in becoming the first rider in five years to secure the maglia rosa who wasn’t either from Ineos Grenadiers or called Richard Carapaz. The Bora-Hansgrohe rider also became the first rider outside cycling’s big three teams – Ineos, Jumbo-Visma and UAE Team Emirates – to win a Grand Tour in the previous nine editions since Carapaz’s Giro win for Movistar in 2019.
Zineb Bouhmada announced her arrival on the Muaythai world stage, taking just over two minutes to complete a victory over Deepa Rajak by knockout on day two of the IFMA World Championships.
Lakshya Sen, who will spend a week training with world No. 1 Viktor Axelsen in Dubai, will hope to get some good practice ahead of the tournaments in Indonesia and Malaysia. This will be the second time that Lakshya will be part of the training programme conducted by the 28-year-old Dane in the United Arab Emirates.