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India make dominant World Cup start as Test selection shifts

Day’s Recap

Supporting Articles

India opened their Women’s T20 World Cup with a 64-run win over Pakistan, led by Smriti Mandhana’s 68 and a five-wicket haul from Deepti Sharma.

5:34 PMAl Jazeera

Smriti Mandhana hit 68 as India recovered from 18 for 2 to post 170, their highest Women's T20 World Cup total against Pakistan. India then controlled the chase to seal a comfortable win built on a complete batting and bowling performance.

4:53 PMESPN Cricket

India opened their Women's T20 World Cup campaign with a 64-run win over Pakistan after Smriti Mandhana made 68 and Deepti Sharma took five wickets. India set a strong total and then dismissed Pakistan cheaply to secure a dominant group victory.

1:57 PMBBC Sport Cricket

England have called up Henry Crocombe as cover after Ollie Robinson reported knee soreness in training ahead of the second Test and is set to undergo a scan. The move signals England are preparing for a potential change to their seam attack at short notice.

6:34 AMESPN Cricket

Somerset set champions Nottinghamshire 473 and reduced them to three down by stumps on day three. Thomas Rew made his maiden first-class hundred to drive Somerset’s decisive position.

2:27 PMESPN Cricket

Thomas Rew made 127 not out in his third first-class match as Somerset took control against Nottinghamshire. His innings pushed Somerset toward a likely victory position.

1:48 PMBBC Sport Cricket

Other Developments

A curated list of other prominent stories from this day.

A live scorecard reports ball-by-ball scoring and key match events from the third T20 international between West Indies and Sri Lanka in Jamaica.

8:00 PMBBC Sport Cricket

Kent wrapped up a three-day win over Lancashire despite half-centuries from Keaton Jennings and Marcus Harris. Lancashire fell well short of a 424 target after Kashif Mahmud took six.

2:16 PMESPN Cricket

Heather George and Ffion Austin powered their side to a third straight win with a decisive innings against bottom-placed Lancashire. Eve Jones hit 113 in reply, but Lancashire still fell short and stayed anchored to the foot of the table.

8:17 AMESPN Cricket

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