• Mark Wood heads to Cape Town as the undervalued jewel in England's crown

    Mark Wood heads to Cape Town as the undervalued jewel in England's crown
    Fast bowler’s old mentor Steve Harmison believes ECB have made a ‘huge mistake’ over a potential match-winnerSouth Africa and England lock horns under Table Mountain on Friday in the first of six quickfire white-ball internationals in Cape Town and Paarl that bring the prospect of some alluring fast bowling from both sides.Among the tourists are Jofra Archer, Mark Wood and Olly Stone, while Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje line up for the hosts. Like Archer, who was named most v
  • Mark Wood heads to Cape Town as England's undervalued match-winner

    Mark Wood heads to Cape Town as England's undervalued match-winner
    Fast bowler’s old mentor Steve Harmison believes ECB have made a ‘huge mistake’ over white-ball contract decisionSouth Africa and England lock horns under Table Mountain on Friday in the first of six quickfire white-ball internationals in Cape Town and Paarl that bring the prospect of some alluring fast bowling from both sides.Among the tourists are Jofra Archer, Mark Wood and Olly Stone, while Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje line up for the hosts. Like Archer, who was named mo
  • Women's Big Bash: Sydney Thunder & Perth Scorchers join Brisbane Heat & Melbourne Stars in semis

    Women's Big Bash: Sydney Thunder & Perth Scorchers join Brisbane Heat & Melbourne Stars in semis
    Sydney Thunder and Perth Scorchers join Brisbane Heat and Melbourne Stars in the Women's Big Bash semi-finals on the final day of group games.
  • Alyssa Healy WBBL masterclass not enough for Sixers as Scorchers reach finals

    Alyssa Healy WBBL masterclass not enough for Sixers as Scorchers reach finals
    Sixers beat Stars by five wickets but fall shortScorchers and Thunder secure semi-final places
    Alyssa Healy delivered another batting masterclass but her 111 off 52 against Melbourne Stars was not enough for Sydney Sixers to claim a place in the finals. Instead, Perth Scorchers clinched a top-four spot on the final day of the WBBL regular season.The Scorchers, who could have secured their place in next week’s finals with victory over Adelaide Strikers earlier in the day, fell to a three-ru
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  • Scorchers made to wait on WBBL fate after defeat opens door to Sixers

    Scorchers made to wait on WBBL fate after defeat opens door to Sixers
    Sixers can now leapfrog Perth into finals spotThunder lock in final-four place with win over HobartPerth Scorchers face a nervous wait to learn their WBBL finals fate after throwing away the chance to clinch a top-four spot with a three-run defeat to Adelaide Strikers in Sydney.In-form batters Sophie Devine and Beth Mooney produced a 118-run opening stand on Sunday to put the Scorchers well on track in their pursuit of the Strikers’ 159-6. But Devine’s wicket sparked a massive collap

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