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Playing on a slow and low wicket in the upcoming series in Bangladesh is the ideal preparation for England's title defence at the Cricket World Cup in India later this year, limited overs captain Jos Buttler said.
Five wickets fell in a final over for the ages as Tasmania pulled off an incredible victory over South Australia to claim the Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) title. Tasmania won the summit clash by one run under the Duckworth-Lewis method. South Australia required four runs from the final six deliveries with five wickets in hand under a revised target in the 50-over day/night match at Blundstone Arena on Saturday night. But two run outs and three wickets -- all by pacer Sarah Coyte -- in the last over turned the match upside down. Coyte was also involved in one of the two run-outs.
Nestled in the midst of a huge vegetable farm is one of the region's quirkiest new additions to the dining scene. Groobarbs Field Kitchen is a restaurant quite unlike any other, based in a huge barn on a farm in High Legh surrounded by the growing fruit and veg crops like kale, cauliflowers and rhubarb.
:England snared three quick wickets with spin but New Zealand's batters frustrated the tourists with their resistance on day three of the second test in Wellington on Sunday after Ben Stokes enforced the follow-on.
:New Zealand openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway defied England's bowlers for an entire session as Ben Stokes's decision to enforce the follow-on paid no immediate dividends on day three of the second test in Wellington on Sunday.
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New Zealand openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway survived 19 overs to push the hosts to 40 without loss in their second innings at lunch on day three of the second test on Sunday after England enforced the follow-on.
New Zealand were bowled out for 209 in reply to England's declared first innings total of 435 for eight before lunch on day three of the second test in Wellington on Sunday.