Odi · 3rd ODI · Live
41.3 overs
Target 275 runs
Odi · 3rd ODI
BAN
AUS
AUS 226/5 (41.3 ov)
T20 · 10th Match
AR
BB
BB 162/9 (18.5 ov)
T20i · Final
SWE
FIN
SWE yet to bat
T20 · 11th Match
VS
SVL
14 Jun · 13:30 UTC
T20i · 6th Match
IND-W
PAK-W
14 Jun · 13:30 UTC
T20i · 3rd T20I
WI
SL
15 Jun · 00:30 UTC
T20i · 7th Match
NZ-W
SL-W
16 Jun · 13:30 UTC
T20i · 8th Match
ENG-W
IRE-W
16 Jun · 17:30 UTC
Saffas Abroad
Simon Harmer claimed three wickets for Essex while Pretoria-born Graeme van Buuren held firm with an unbeaten 75 as South Africans made their mark on day two of the County Championship.
Test Cricket
South Africa finally broke the curse at Lord’s on 14 June 2025, ending decades of near misses with a historic World Test Championship triumph over Australia.
Proteas Women
Georgia Wareham and Sophie Molineux combined for five wickets as the Proteas Women were outgunned by Australia in a 65-run World Cup defeat at Old Trafford.
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