Matt Renshaw stayed unbeaten on 89 as Australia beat Bangladesh by seven runs in the second T20I at Chattogram, wrapping up the series 2-0. It was a sharp turnaround after losing the preceding ODI series — Australia's bowling tightened in the middle overs, and their batters found consistency when it mattered.

Renshaw said afterward the team had settled a score. He's grown more at ease in T20 cricket after limited exposure, and this innings showed it — the kind of anchor role Australia's middle order has lacked on recent white-ball tours.

Shreyanka Patil's World Cup is over. The off-spinner suffered an ankle ligament injury while fielding against the Netherlands on June 17, forcing India to call up uncapped leg-spinner Prema Rawat as her replacement. The ICC's Event Technical Committee approved the change.

It's a significant blow to India's spin options mid-tournament, though the squad adjustment is now complete.

India have named uncapped leg-spinner Prema Rawat to replace all-rounder Shreyanka Patil, who twisted her ankle fielding during the Netherlands match on June 17 and is out of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup. The ICC Event Technical Committee approved the swap.

Rawat was already in England as part of the support staff when the injury happened, so she slots straight into the squad as a bowling all-rounder option.

Glenn Phillips hit his maiden Test hundred at The Oval on day two, dedicating it to his late father Roland — who died one day before the anniversary. The century pushed New Zealand to 391, a total that's already got England on the back foot.

England closed on 222 for 6, trailing by 169. Phillips' knock came in his first Test appearance of the series, and it's tilted the second Test firmly in New Zealand's favour heading into day three.

With the century, Phillips became only the third New Zealand batter to score international hundreds across all three formats.

Leicestershire allrounder Lewis Hill announced his retirement on Thursday, ending his time with the county at the close of the County Championship season.

Hill has been a consistent performer across formats for Leicestershire over several seasons. His departure opens a hole in the middle order and allround department that the club will now need to fill ahead of next summer.

Nat Sciver-Brunt is out of at least England's next two T20 World Cup matches. A left calf strain picked up during the four-wicket win over Ireland has been confirmed by scans — and it's the same muscle that's bothered her before.

She retired out on 48 as a precaution after feeling the tightness. England still got over the line, but they'll navigate the next fixtures without her in the captain's role.

South Australia coach Ryan Harris and the squad have set their sights on another clean sweep of domestic titles. The team wants both the Sheffield Shield and One-Day Cup this season.

Harris stressed the need for consistency across formats. The domestic schedule opens with the Shield in the coming weeks.

The Redbacks finished strongly last year and head into the new campaign with the same target in place.

Australia chased down Bangladesh's total in Chattogram to win by four wickets and take a 1-0 series lead. The spinners did the heavy lifting—they kept Bangladesh honest in the middle overs and then made the chase manageable. Captain Alex Carey flagged Nahid Rana as a genuine threat after the match, even though Bangladesh couldn't convert early pressure into runs.

Bangladesh had chances to push harder against Australia's spin attack but didn't capitalize. The visitors controlled the middle overs and got home. Rana's pace came off quickly, but it wasn't enough to upset the script.

The second T20I is at the same venue. Both teams will tinker with their approaches for what's left.

Sri Lanka fast bowler Matheesha Pathirana has undergone surgery in France to repair his left hamstring. He's out for the West Indies tour, which Sri Lanka lost 2-1 after Shamar Joseph took five wickets in the series decider at Kingston.

Pathirana plays for KKR in the IPL 2026 season. How long his recovery takes will decide whether he's fit for Sri Lanka's next bilateral series.

India beat Pakistan by 64 runs in their Group 1 opener at Edgbaston. Smriti Mandhana made 68 after two drops, and Deepti Sharma took 5 for 10 to skittle Pakistan for 106. Richa Ghosh added 34 off 17.

Scotland claimed their first win at a Women's T20 World Cup, beating Ireland by 40 runs at Old Trafford. Bangladesh chased down the Netherlands' total for their first points of the tournament.

Kirstie Gordon, who switched allegiance from England in December, is back at a T20 World Cup — this time in Scotland colours.

Shamar Joseph took a career-best 5 for 33 to restrict Sri Lanka to 169 in the third T20I. Sherfane Rutherford remained unbeaten on 54 as West Indies chased the target for a five-wicket win at Sabina Park. The result gave West Indies the series 2-1.

The first two matches had left the series level at 1-1. Sri Lanka posted 194 for 6 in the second T20I after a century stand between Kamil Mishara and Dasun Shanaka. West Indies were then bowled out for 157.

West Indies now hold a 2-1 advantage in the T20I series. No further matches have been scheduled in this leg.

England seamer Ollie Robinson has been ruled out of the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval due to right knee soreness. It's another blow to England's bowling stocks—Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson are already unavailable.

Robinson had returned strongly in the first Test at Lord's, taking 7 for 77. He'll be assessed over the coming days for a possible return in the third Test.

England must now work out their bowling attack for The Oval with the second Test starting later this week.

England seamer Ollie Robinson has been ruled out of the second Test against New Zealand due to right knee soreness. Henry Crocombe has been called up as cover for the match at The Oval. The announcement came ahead of the fixture.

Robinson experienced the soreness during training. Scans were arranged as a precaution. Crocombe, an uncapped Sussex seamer, joins the squad as injury cover.

The second Test is scheduled to begin at The Oval. England will confirm the final XI closer to the start.