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Shocked Langer says Australia 'can't have had a worse day'
He also went on to liken England's top order to Australia's all-conquering top three of Hayden, Gilchrist and Ponting
Who will host the World Test Championship final?
While the ICC and most member boards have agreed that the first two finals - in 2021 and 2023 - should be held in England, ESPNcricinfo understands that the BCCI wants the championship table-toppers to host them
Jayawardene to captain MCC for T20s against Nepal and Netherlands
Three Scotland players - Dylan Budge, Alasdair Evans and Mark Watt - have also been included in the MCC squad for the triple-header at Lord's on July 29
Live Blog: Women's T20 Triangular
Our live report from Taunton for the opening rounds of the Women's T20 Triangular
Sam Curran, Overton added to England's ODI squad
With England already having taken an unassailable 3-0 lead over Australia, they will consider resting some of their seamers - notably Mark Wood, Liam Plunkett and David Willey - for the final two games
Chandimal suspended for one Test; could miss four more
The Sri Lanka captain has received two suspension points and fined 100% of his match fee
Australia's Test Championship hopes to hinge on South Africa redemption
The last assignment for Justin Langer's team before the two finalists are decided is a trip to play the Proteas in 2021
Jannatul Ferdus left out of Bangladesh squad for Ireland T20Is, World T20 Qualifier
She instead finds a place among the stand-bys alongside Lata Mondal, Murshida Khatun and Suraiya Azmin
Jonny Bairstow and Alex Hales condemn Australia to heaviest defeat after record-smashing 481 for 6
On the same ground where England plundered the previous record England thrashed 21 sixes and 41 fours in becoming the first side to reach 450 in ODI history
'The hardest day's cricket I've ever had in my life' - Tim Paine reflects on Australia's record defeat
Australia captain renderless powerless by brutal England display as team are forced to learn on the job
Keemo Paul replaces Shimron Hetmyer for final Test against Sri Lanka
Paul is uncapped at Test level but has an impressive first-class average of 17.35 across 14 appearances
Coetzer, Munsey set up Scotland's title bout
Winner of Wednesday's final tri-series fixture between the two sides will clinch the title, although Netherlands can lift the cup even with a tie
Bairstow, Hales hail a 'very special day' as England set new ODI world record
England's centurions react to their team's record-smashing effort in the third ODI against Australia
Agarwal 151, Shaw 132 fire India A to massive win
India A recorded a second successive win, this one by 281 runs, leading into the tri-series involving England Lions and West Indies A
Farrant, Elwiss picked for first three T20s of tri-series
Katie George and Lauren Winfield will boost the strength of the squad from 14 to 16 after England's opening T20 on Wednesday
ICC apologises to Ireland, Scotland for Super-Over error
The teams played out the tenth tied T20I, but a Super Over was not contested to determine the winner in accordance with the ICC's playing conditions
Rayner answers Hampshire's spin crisis
Ollie Rayner has a chance to discover some form after losing his Middlesex place to Ravi Patel
De Bruyn signs with Surrey for two matches
Middle-order batsman will have the opportunity to make his case for a spot in South Africa's Test XI in their Sri Lanka tour
Sunil Gavaskar backs ten-team World Cup format
If countries like Ireland and Scotland are not good enough to make it through the qualifying tournament, then they don't deserve a place, according to the former India captain
Curran brothers close in on historic moment
Sam and Tom Curran are closing in on a special feat after both were named in England's T20 squad for the series against Australia and India
'Words can't describe Gabriel's performance' - Holder
Only once has a West Indian bowler struck more than the 13 times he did in a single Test match, and that was back in 1976
'The rhythm seems to be coming back' - Steyn
With only about a month left for the start of South Africa's tour of Sri Lanka, Dale Steyn is slowly getting back to his best
Brathwaite, bad weather hold off Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka denied series-levelling win as 32.3 overs lost to weather on rainy final day in St Lucia
Josh Hazlewood: Australia's 'focus only on results' led to ball-tampering scandal
The fast bowler, who is currently recovering from injury, also admitted the scale of the controversy took the players by surprise
James Vince masterclass takes Hampshire into Lord's final with Kent
Vince scored 171 from 126 balls to set up a match-winning total as Hampshire eased past Yorkshire
Chris Woakes ruled out of Australia ODIs with knee problem
Seamer managing "chronic" problem and won't return before India series but Ben Stokes is progressing well after a hamstring injury
Abu Jayed picked for WI Tests; Mustafizur among standbys
Uncapped seamer Abu Jayed, who made his international debut this year, was picked in the squad while batsman Sabbir Rahman was left out
Patchwork Australia still retain threat but England on course for series win
Eoin Morgan is expected to be fit to captain England as they look to take an unassailable lead in the series
Scotland, Ireland knew there would be no Super Over after tie
"Players on both sides didn't hesitate at the end and shook hands knowing it was the finish," the Ireland team manager said
Aaron Finch admits Australia have under-performed amid ODI rankings slump
Australia vice-captain backs team to come good under Justin Langer's new regime
Alex Hales admits he needs 'big runs' to reclaim first-choice England place
England No.3 faces spell on sidelines when Stokes returns, but has three matches in which to restate credentials
Australia slip to 34-year low in ICC ODI rankings
Having lost 13 of their last 15 completed ODIs, they have fallen behind Pakistan to sixth place
Prithvi Shaw, Ishan Kishan, Shreyas Iyer impress in India A's opening win
India A fired a warning to England Lions and West Indies A ahead of the forthcoming tri-Series with an emphatic victory over an ECB XI
Alex Blackwell - the first ever woman elected to the NSW board
The 34-year old former captain retired from all formats in February after a record 251 matches for Australia
South Africa rest Imran Tahir from ODI squad for Sri Lanka
Tabraiz Shamsi and Keshav Maharaj are the two main spinners in the squad, which also features the uncapped Reeza Hendricks and Junior Dala
Khawaja 'extremely disappointed' by ODI omission
The Australia batsman indicated that "training hard" will be a key to his return to the team's white-ball ranks
Gabriel gets five again but SL lead nears 300
Two dashing innings - a confident 87 off 117 from Kusal Mendis, and a stroke filled 62 off 70 from Niroshan Dickwella - propelled Sri Lanka to a 287-run lead in St Lucia, edging them ahead in the Test
Stirling stars with 81 but Ireland tie against Scotland
It was the first game in T20I cricket history that was left as a tie in the record books
Prolific Heino Kuhn's fourth hundred outdoes Ben Cox's first to earn Kent a Lord's final
A wonderful game of 50-over cricket was decided with two balls to spare much to the despair of a young Worcestershire team
Jos Buttler's hasty call-up to captain a useful World Cup exercise
England's one-day vice-captain didn't have much warning he would have to take the lead in Cardiff, but responded with a key innings and a calm display in the field
Chandimal pleads not guilty to ball-tampering charge
By not pleading guilty to the charge laid by the ICC, Chandimal will attend a hearing by match referee Javagal Srinath after the conclusion of the Test
ICC likely to approve harsher penalties for ball tampering soon
Sri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal has escaped a more severe ball-tampering charge because the ICC is yet to approve newly-modified sanctions for the offence
Gabriel strikes for West Indies after narrow lead
Sri Lanka's quicks scythed through the West Indies lower order, and finished only 13 runs behind for the loss of one wicket by stumps
Sri Lanka deny wrongdoing amid ball-tampering controversy
The players refused to take the field for more than an hour after umpires informed them of their decision to change the ball
Jason Roy and Jos Buttler put England out of reach despite Shaun Marsh heroics
England's cricketers inflicted the final blow of a miserable day for Australian sport by taking a 38-run victory in Cardiff.
Jason Roy takes pleasure in 'favourite' England innings
Jason Roy was a contented man after his fifth ODI hundred, but Shaun Marsh had only bittersweet memories to take away from Cardiff
Balbirnie 74 sets up Ireland's first win of the tri-nation series
Ireland avoided a third-straight loss in the tournament after beating Scotland by 46 runs in Deventer
Suresh Raina replaces Ambati Rayudu in India's ODI squad for England
Raina hasn't played an ODI since October 2015, but has featured in India's T20I contests this year - against South Africa and in the Nidahas Trophy against Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
David Warner signs with St Lucia Stars for maiden CPL stint
Former Australia vice-captain has been brought in to replace opener D'Arcy Short, who will be touring India with Australia A during the CPL
Liam Plunkett finds rhythm with England but could be leaving Yorkshire
The bowler revealed his disappointment at Yorkshire's decision to drop him during the Royal London Cup and will talk to other counties with his deal expiring this year
New CEO must improve CA-ACA relationship - Mark Taylor
Change in leadership an opportunity for Australian cricket to refresh, says former captain
Tammy Beaumont century guides England to series win
Tammy Beaumont reprised the run-hungry form that earned her the Player of the Tournament award at last year's World Cup, as England completed a come-from-behind 2-1 series win
Smith and Kumara shine on rain-hit day
Only 42.3 overs were possible due to intermittent showers, enough time for the opener to score a fifty and the fast bowler to show some menace
Afghanistan's debut Test ends in two-day thrashing
Afghanistan brought out their best in the final session once again, but the game had swung so far out of their reach that the second day of their first Test proved to be the last one
Afghanistan 'by no means happy' with their performance
Afghanistan will need a lot more cricket against established Test teams' A sides if this promotion to Test is to work, their coach Phil Simmons feels
Rayudu fails fitness test, likely to miss England ODI series
He was among several Indian players, including Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni, who appeared for the fitness test at the NCA in Bengaluru
Australia seek batting high notes to stretch England
Australia found some English weaknesses at The Oval but need an improved display with the bat to pull themselves back into the series
Somerville moves from NSW to Auckland
The offspin bowler will attempt to follow in the footsteps of Luke Ronchi by attempting to qualify for New Zealand via a new contract with the Auckland Aces
Live Report: Eng v SA, 3rd women's ODI
Our rolling report from the third women's ODI between England and South Africa at Canterbury
Zimbabwe Cricket assures players of salaries by end of July
Meanwhile, Titan Law, the firm that represents the Zimbabwe players, says it has resurrected the players' association that was disbanded in 2015
ABC retained in new radio rights deal
Cricket Australia's new deal opens up possibility of expanded coverage for women's cricket in the country
Gabriel commends bowlers for strong opening-day show
The West Indies pacer said hitting the right lengths helped extract good bounce from a slow surface
Rejuvenated Bell concedes England days are gone
The last time Ian Bell struck two hundreds in a match his England career was about to begin. This time he recognises his international career lies in the past
Central Districts drop Jesse Ryder from contracts list
The Major Associations set to contract 16 players each overall, one more than last season
Live report of Afghanistan's debut Test
Follow ESPNcricinfo's live report of Afghanistan's entry to Test cricket, against India in Bengaluru
Chandimal 119* saves Sri Lanka opening-day blushes
Shannon Gabriel and Kemar Roach shared nine wickets as West Indies took the first-day honours
Heino Kuhn's hundred ousts holders and takes Kent into semi-finals
Kent have the Championship star performer of the season in Matt Henry - and surely Heino Kuhn deserves that accolade over 50 overs
Steven Patterson's stand-in show takes the plaudits
Gary Ballance provided the ballast and Steve Patterson the incision as Yorkshire rolled over Essex with a convincing team display
Yorkshire threatened to rip up David Willey's contract over IPL deal
The allrounder said that tensions had now eased and he is focused on being as valuable as possible to county and country
Afghanistan fight back after Vijay, Dhawan centuries
After a wicketless first session and centuries from Shikhar Dhawan and M Vijay, the Afghanistan bowlers struck five times in the last session to stage a comeback
SL selectors lobby government to sign Sangakkara, Jayawardene as consultants
They also want to get Aravinda de Silva and Roshan Mahanama on board
Uncertainty continues to cloud Zimbabwe T20 tri-series
A section of Zimbabwe players have threatened to boycott the series unless their match fees dating back to their tour of Sri Lanka last year are settled
ICC retains elite panel of umpires for 2018-19
Aleem Dar, Kumar Dharmasena, Marais Erasmus, Chris Gaffaney, Ian Gould, Richard Illingworth, Rod Tucker are part of the elite panel of umpires
Mandhana set to become first Indian to play in Super League
The India opener has been signed by defending champions Western Storm for the third season of the Kia Super League
Worcestershire blow as Joe Leach ruled out for season with stress fracture
Leach felt soreness during the Royal London Cup match against Warwickshire last week and subsequent scans revealed the injury
Hemantha Devapriya resigns as Sri Lanka women coach
He had been appointed to the post in October 2016, and was on a two-year contract, but has now quit five months before the World T20 in the Caribbean
232*, a nap and 5/17 - all in a day's work for Kerr
Recovery, TV time and a quiet evening with the team was all the celebration that the record-breaking New Zealand allrounder needed after an extraordinary day
Malik, Usman lead Scotland rout of 84 runs
Shoaib Malik's unbeaten 49, coupled with Usman Khan's two wickets propelled Pakistan towards a series win against Scotland, thumping the hosts by 84 runs in the second T20I
Spirited Australia can't mask batting frailties as Moeen Ali spins England to victory
England put their recent indignities behind them to steal a march in the first ODI at The Kia Oval
Netherlands chase down 159 for second straight win
A day after clinching a four-run win against Ireland, Netherlands went on to chase 159 with an over to spare against the same opponents in the second match of the tri-series in Rotterdam
Kerr 232*, Kasperek 113, New Zealand 440 in another massive win
Seventeen-year-old Kerr racked up the highest score in women's ODIs to send Ireland women hurtling to a 305-run loss
Yorkshire chairman banned from auditing in wake of BHS collapse
Steve Denison has been handed one of the biggest personal fines in the history of accountancy regulation
Nerves? What nerves - Asghar Stanikzai
Phil Simmons, the Afghanistan coach, was pleased with the side's preparation but stressed on channeling white-ball temperament in Test cricket
Eight PSL games in Pakistan next year across three venues
Lahore and Karachi are confirmed as two of the venues, with a third yet to be decided on. The bulk of the tournament will once again be held in the UAE
West Indies eye successive Test wins after four years
After decimating Sri Lanka by 226 runs at Port-of-Spain, Jason Holder will hope for a repeat showing from his side
Zimbabwe players likely to call off protest and play in tri-series next month
They may call the protest off despite not being paid outstanding salaries and match fees from their tour to Sri Lanka last July
Formidable India wary of Test cricket's latest entrants
The odds will be heavily against Afghanistan, but even the world's No. 1 Test team won't take them lightly
A third spinner for a batsman - which way will India go?
The pitch in Bengaluru is unlikely to be dry because of the rain around, but it could have bounce
Coetzer reflects on spin lesson offered by Pakistan
Scotland captain says his spinners can learn how to bowl at the right length and pace from the duo of Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz
Bavuma sets sights on de Villiers' No. 4 spot
Batsman eyes position left vacant after AB de Villiers' retirement, hopes that going higher in the order will lead to more starts being converted
PCA say rise in salary cap is 'non-negotiable' as pay dispute looms
Chief executive spells out players' union position as negotiations with ECB
Angelo Mathews, Lahiru Gamage out of Sri Lanka's West Indies tour
Mathews has left for personal reasons, while Gamage has been ruled out with a fractured finger
Sir Richard Hadlee diagnosed with bowel cancer
According to a statement released by NZC on behalf of his wife Lady Dianne Hadlee, he has undergone surgery to remove a tumour, and 'has made an excellent recovery'
Simi's heroics in vain as Netherlands hold on for close win
The allrounder put Ireland in sight of an unlikely win, but was held down in the last over as the hosts opened the series with a win
England withstand Lizelle Lee firestorm to draw level in ODI series against South Africa
After a false start to their summer in the series opener at Worcester, England's World Cup winners finally displayed their true colours down at Hove
Bell hits second hundred in match as Warwickshire tighten grip
Ian Bell completed a memorable return to form with Jonathan Trott again in support as one of county cricket's best-known double acts proved too much for Glamorgan
Moeen Ali shuts out the negativity despite Edinburgh dismissal
The allrounder says he would rather get out playing the way he wants rather than way other people tell him
van Buuren and Noema-Barnett forge rearguard to deny Kent
Teetering on 219 for 6 after following-on and forced to contend with the new ball, Gloucestershire were facing defeat
'Throw marketing clout behind Tests, don't succumb to lazy assumption that T20 rules'
Kevin Pietersen has urged the cricketing fraternity to focus on the revival of Test cricket, while delivering the MAK Pataudi Memorial Lecture in Bengaluru