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Bangladesh by seven wickets in the third one-day international to avoid a whitewash in the three-match series in Chittagong on Monday. Rahmanullah Gurbaz hit an unbeaten 106 off 110 balls to power Afghanistan to 193/3 in 40.1 overs after Rashid Khan's 3-37 helped the visitors bowl out Bangladesh for 192 runs in 46.5 overs.
Nat Sciver scored a century as England warmed up for the defence of their Women's World Cup title with a comprehensive 109-run victory over Bangladesh.
HCA) president Mohammed Azharuddin on Monday met former India player Noel David and assured him that the state body will take care of his health expenses, including the kidney transplant surgery cost. The 51-year-old David, who has played four ODIs for India, has been suffering from Kidney ailment for the last few years and underwent a surgery on Wednesday.
Josh Taylor doesn't need every man and their dog ramming his uncharacteristic performance on Saturday night down his throat.
England Women are aiming to successfully defend the 50-over Cricket World Cup - and you can watch each of their games live on Sky Sports.
New Delhi, India - India's most prominent Muslim cricketer Mohammed Shami has slammed trolls as neither real fans nor real Indians in his first comments since being subjected to vitriolic online abuse following the defeat to Pakistan at the T20 World Cup.
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Australia batsman Usman Khawaja says there will be no room for sentiment when the first ball is bowled in the opening test against Pakistan this week, though he acknowledges it will be "very special" to play in the country of his birth.