Bethel-Thompson, Banks adjusting to one another within Argos' offence
The feeling-out process between quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson and receiver Brandon Banks continues.
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India vs England, 3rd ODI Highlights: Rishabh Pant's maiden ton, Hardik Pandya's all-round heroics hand India ODI series
The visitors claimed the three-match rubber 2-1.
MCC supports umpires’ decision over dramatic end to Vitality Blast final
The MCC has given its backing to umpires Graham Lloyd and David Millns after a chaotic ending to Saturday’s Vitality Blast final.
England vs South Africa women's series: How to watch third ODI
Everything you need to know ahead of England's third ODI against South Africa on Monday, live on Sky Sports Cricket from 1.30pm.
England restricted to 259 in final ODI against India
MANCHESTER, England: England were bowled out for 259 in the third and final one-day international against India after all-rounder Hardik Pandya picked up four wickets at Old Trafford on Sunday (Jul 16).
37 Greater Manchester drug dealers locked up and off our streets for selling heroin, cocaine and crystal meth
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India vs England: My body is fine, bowling without trouble, says Hardik Pandya
World Cup. Hardik, who had been dogged by recurrent back problems, took a career-best 4/24 to help India bowl out England for 259 on a good batting wicket in the series-deciding third ODI here. He used the short ball to good effect, picking up three wickets with that. "I had to bend my back a bit, change my plans, realised that this was not the wicket to go full -- and go for the short-ball, use it as a wicket-taking delivery," Hardik said after his excellent effort with the ball.
Sri Lanka vs Pakistan: Coach Silverwood lauds 'fantastic' Jayasuriya
Sri Lanka coach Chris Silverwood on Sunday said there were lessons to be learnt from the team's new spin hero Prabath Jayasuriya after his third successive five-wicket Test haul. Jayasuriya remained Sri Lanka's go-to bowler as he returned figures of 5-82 with his left-arm spin to help bowl out Pakistan for 218 after skipper Babar Azam's defiant century. The 30-year-old took 12 wickets on debut in a series-levelling Test win over Australia last week at the same venue, six in each innings.