Netherlands beat Bangladesh Women by 8 runs in the Scotland Women's T20I Tri-Series on Saturday, defending 162 for 5 with disciplined bowling. It's a second straight loss for Bangladesh, who also fell to Scotland in the opening fixture — where captain Kathryn Bryce hit a quick fifty and the bowling attack claimed a maiden over.

Bangladesh sit bottom of the standings with no wins from two. The tri-series continues with further matches scheduled.

Shubman Gill walked in and didn't look back. His 104 off 53 balls — 15 fours and three sixes — steered Gujarat Titans past Rajasthan Royals' 214 for six in IPL Qualifier 2 at Mohali. Sai Sudharsan played the perfect foil with 58 off 32, and together they took GT to 219 for three in 18.4 overs.

Rajasthan had looked dangerous. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashed 96 off 47 (eight fours, seven sixes), while Ravindra Jadeja's unbeaten 45 off 35 and Donovan Ferreira's late burst — 38 off 11 — gave them something to defend. It wasn't quite enough. Mohammed Siraj, Kagiso Rabada, Prasidh Krishna, and Jason Holder each picked two wickets for GT, keeping the chase in control.

Gill reaches the final on the back of stellar form. He's already made noise about wanting back into India's T20I setup, and performances like this won't hurt his case.

The BCCI's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit has banned smart sunglasses and goggles with communication features inside IPL 2026 PMOA areas. Teams must deposit any such devices with security officials before entering restricted zones. The directive applies across all venues for the remainder of the season.

New Zealand defeated Ireland by an innings and 79 runs in the one-off Test in Belfast. Tom Blundell led the way with 186 as the visitors declared at 490 for 8. Ireland couldn't find answers to the New Zealand pace attack — Nathan Smith took 6 for 40 while Blair Tickner claimed five wickets across the two innings. The hosts were dismissed for 179 in their first knock, then 232 in the second.

The BCCI's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit has banned smart sunglasses or goggles with live-streaming or messaging features from the Player Match Official Area during IPL 2026. Players and support staff must hand over such devices to security before entering the zone. Breaches will trigger disciplinary action under the board's anti-corruption code.

The rule applies across all venues for the rest of the season. Security will check devices at entry points. It extends existing restrictions on electronic gadgets in restricted areas.

Scotland Women defeated Netherlands Women by nine wickets in Edinburgh to open the Women's T20I tri-series. Kirstie Gordon took three wickets to restrict the visitors to 142. Darcey Carter and Katherine Fraser then scored half-centuries in an untroubled chase.

Gordon's figures anchored the bowling effort. Carter and Fraser guided Scotland home without significant pressure from the Netherlands attack.

India Women defeated England Women by 38 runs in the first T20I at Chelmsford on May 28. India reached 188 for 7 in their 20 overs, while England finished well short of the target.

Steady batting and disciplined bowling from the visitors kept England on the back foot throughout. Sharp fielding — several stops and catches — supported the bowlers and choked the run rate.

Saurabh Netravalkar took three for 19 and Rushil Ugarkar claimed four for 48 as USA bowled Scotland out for 169 in an ICC Cricket World Cup League Two match in Nepal. USA reached the target with six wickets in hand and overs remaining to record their first win of the tour.

Netravalkar and Ugarkar dismantled Scotland's batting by shutting down partnerships early. The pairing's control in tandem—Ugarkar cutting through the middle order, Netravalkar mopping up—left Scotland without a platform to build on.

England seamer Craig Overton's IPL campaign is over. A thigh injury sustained during his stint with Chennai Super Kings has ended his run, and he's heading home for assessment by the England and Wales Cricket Board. The 32-year-old had only managed limited appearances before the injury struck.

CSK bowling coach Eric Simons acknowledged the toll injuries are taking on the side, though he's bullish about the young talent coming through. The franchise missed the playoffs in IPL 2026. Overton had arrived as an overseas replacement mid-season, a move that's now cut short.

The timing stings a bit. Overton was in form before the injury — he'd scored 111 in a County Championship match for Somerset only recently. How close he is to being available for England's next commitment remains unclear.

Mitchell Marsh won't play in Australia's three-match ODI series against Pakistan starting May 30 after injuring his ankle in the IPL. Josh Inglis steps in as captain.

The timing couldn't be worse. Australia's already thin on bodies with several key players still grinding through the IPL playoffs, and now they're losing their regular white-ball leader before a crucial tour. Marsh's status for the Bangladesh series that follows remains up in the air.

Shreyas Iyer came up with 101 off 51 balls — his maiden IPL century — as Punjab Kings chased down 197 and beat Lucknow Super Giants by seven wickets at Ekana. Prabhsimran Singh added 69 to get them to 200 for 3 in 18 overs. Josh Inglis had led LSG to 196 for 6.

It's a six-match losing streak snapped, and it keeps Punjab's playoff hopes alive heading into the final league games. But the bigger damage is already done — they've spent INR 14 crore on Iyer as captain, and individual brilliance hasn't been enough to drag the collective across the line.