McDermott, Hasnain, Bates among Hundred overseas wildcard picks
Ben McDermott, Mohammad Hasnain, Suzie Bates and Deepti Sharma are among the overseas wildcard picks selected for the second season of The Hundred.
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Kumar Kartikeya's 6-for deflate Punjab as MP cruise into Ranji Trophy semis
Kumar Kartikeya carried on with his brilliant bowling display and spun a web around the Punjab batters as Madhya Pradesh cruised into the Ranji Trophy semi-finals with a 10-wicket victory on Thursday. Kartikeya scalped 6 for 50, his second-best bowling figures in First Class cricket, with another spinner Saransh Jain playing perfect second fiddle, claiming 4 for 100, as Punjab folded for a paltry 203 in the second innings.
Jack Leach retains England place for 2nd Test against New Zealand
Jack Leach has kept his place in an unchanged England XI for the second Test against New Zealand at Nottingham's Trent Bridge starting Friday after being passed fit following concussion. Leach missed the majority of England's five-wicket win in the series opener at Lord's after falling on his head while saving a boundary on the first morning. He was replaced by fellow spinner Matt Parkinson, England's first concussion substitute, but has been cleared to take the field in Nottingham.
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Hasnain joins Oval Invincibles after action cleared
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Hasnain has signed to play for Oval Invincibles in The Hundred, having just had his bowling action cleared by the International Cricket Council.
West Lothian teenage cricket duo lead Livingston to victory in 114-run partnership
A pair of battling youngsters were able to guide Livingston Third XI to victory on an otherwise disappointing weekend for West Lothian’s two cricket clubs.
Pakistan's Hasnain cleared to bowl again after remodelling action
LAHORE : Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Hasnain has been cleared to bowl again after remodelling his action, the country's cricket board said on Thursday.
Kimmel tells Biden he's 'frustrated' Dems haven't made more progress: 'In some ways, we've moved backwards'
The once apolitical late-night host interviewing President Biden this week has not been shy about ripping into Republicans in recent years.
