Will Smeed becomes first batter to hit ton in Hundred during Birmingham win
Will Smeed hit the first century in The Hundred as Birmingham Phoenix thrashed reigning champions Southern Brave by 53 runs at Edgbaston.
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Afghan Spin Great And South African Pace Spearhead Among 5 Signings Of MI Cape Town
Reliance Industries-owned MI Cape Town, the brand new team in the Mumbai Indians family which will take part in the inaugural edition of Cricket South Africa' T20 League, on Thursday announced the signing of 5 players ahead of the start of the season.
Rashid Khan, Kagiso Rabada, Liam Livingstone to play for 'MI Cape Town'
The talented Dewald Brevis, who played for Mumbai Indians in IPL along with England all-rounder Sam Curran are the other two direct signings of the franchise. For the record, Rashid plays for Gujarat Titans, Rabada and Livingstone for Punjab Kings and Curran last played for CSK in the Indian Premier League.
Brevis, Rabada signed up for MI Cape Town in CSA T20 League
MI Cape Town on Thursday announced the signing of five star players ahead of the inaugural Cricket South Africa T20 League.
Smeed hits first century in The Hundred as Birmingham Phoenix win
On a history-making night, Will Smeed hit the first century in The Hundred and Henry Brookes took five wickets at Edgbaston as Birmingham Phoenix beat defending champions Southern Brave. Scorecard: Birmingham Phoenix vs Southern BraveThe Hundred - full fixture list | The Hundred - latest standingsBrave to go one better? Invincibles to retain? The Hundred - women's previewStory of the match
Alex Hales leads Trent Rockets to opening Hundred win
Trent Rockets kicked off their Hundred campaign with a six-wicket win over Birmingham Phoenix in front of a packed Trent Bridge.
Liam Livingstone looking forward to entertaining fans in the Hundred again
Liam Livingstone is ready to jump back on the Hundred bandwagon with Birmingham Phoenix and entertain the next generation of cricket fans.
Tabraiz Shamsi bowls South Africa to T20I series victory over England
South Africa were put into bat and scored 191-5 off their 20 overs to set England an imposing target and then skittled out the home team for a one-sided victory. Shamsi’s wrist spin accounted for Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran and David Willey, who was bowled first ball to set up a hat-trick chance that Chris Jordan denied him. But Shamsi had Jordan trapped leg before wicket in his last over, and then Adil Rashid caught out on the boundary, to finish with 5-24 off four overs.