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Rain washes out the 1st T20 international between New Zealand and England

Rain washes out the 1st T20 international between New Zealand and England

  • A shower caused a 15-minute break while England was batting
  • Most of a sell-out crowd had already left Hagley Oval
By AP ·
Foreign cricketers head home as India-Pakistan tension disrupts world’s biggest T20 league

Foreign cricketers head home as India-Pakistan tension disrupts world’s biggest T20 league

By AP ·
Nawaz smacks record-breaking maiden ton as Pakistan win 3rd NZ T20 photos

Nawaz smacks record-breaking maiden ton as Pakistan win 3rd NZ T20

By AFP ·
Pakistan wins the toss and elects to field in 2nd T20 against New Zealand

Pakistan wins the toss and elects to field in 2nd T20 against New Zealand

By AP ·
Bangladesh asks Afghanistan to bat first in T20 series-opener

Bangladesh asks Afghanistan to bat first in T20 series-opener

By AP ·
International Cricket Council announces partnership with Aramco

International Cricket Council announces partnership with Aramco

By Arab News ·
Asia Cup moved out of crisis-hit Sri Lanka to UAE

Asia Cup moved out of crisis-hit Sri Lanka to UAE

By AFP ·
Fakhar leads Pakistan to series win over Bangladesh

Fakhar leads Pakistan to series win over Bangladesh

By AFP ·
Scotland shocks Bangladesh, Oman thumps Papua New Guinea as Twenty20 World Cup gets underway

Scotland shocks Bangladesh, Oman thumps Papua New Guinea as Twenty20 World Cup gets underway

By AP ·
Jongwe snatches four wickets as Zimbabwe surprise Pakistan in T20

Jongwe snatches four wickets as Zimbabwe surprise Pakistan in T20

By AFP ·
Rizwan steers Pakistan to their highest-winning T20 run chase

Rizwan steers Pakistan to their highest-winning T20 run chase

By AFP ·
India hammer England by 36 runs to clinch their Twenty20 series 3-2

India hammer England by 36 runs to clinch their Twenty20 series 3-2

By AFP ·
Pakistan retains 6 rookies in squad of 17 for 1st test vs SA

Pakistan retains 6 rookies in squad of 17 for 1st test vs SA

By AP ·

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