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Metro Bank One Day Cup Women Division I action continues on May 19 with a full slate of competitive matches. Enjoy live cricket streaming, track detailed scorecards, and read comprehensive match reports across all scheduled fixtures. Cricket Match Predictions: Metro Bank One Day Cup Women’s Division I 2025 – Match 29 – 31 – May 19th Monday, May 19 Essex vs Surrey (Cloud County Ground, Chelmsford) Surrey 259-9 beat Essex 245 by 14 runs. By Ben Kosky, ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay Kalea Moore and Ryana MacDonald-Gay both hit their maiden half-centuries for Surrey to maintain the county’s…
The Metro Bank One Day Cup Women’s Division I continues on May 14 with multiple fixtures that could shape the standings. From live streaming links and real-time scorecards to in-depth summaries, stay up to date on every key moment from this action-packed day in women’s domestic cricket. Essex Women vs Durham Women, Match 26, Metro Bank One Day Cup Women Division I Mady Villiers and Mia Rogers shared a stand of 98 as Durham made it back-to back wins in the Metro Bank One-day Cup women’s competition with a six-wicket victory over hosts Essex. Rogers led the charge with an unbeaten…
The Metro Bank Women’s One Day Cup Division I continues on May 13 with a key match between Somerset Women and Hampshire Women. This encounter promises competitive 50-over cricket, with both teams aiming to strengthen their standings. Stay tuned for team updates, match previews, and live On behalf of ECB Reporters Network, supported by Rothesay. Overseas star Charli Knott undermined Somerset with bat and ball as Hampshire won an absorbing Metro Bank women’s One-Day Cup contest by 31 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis/Stern Method at the Cooper Associates Ground in Taunton. The Australian all-rounder top-scored with 64 from 102 balls and…
JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL As a child, you must have read the saying: “He who digs a pit for others often falls into it himself.” Apparently, this isn’t taught in India, which is likely why they made such a poor move. Our Pakistan Super League (PSL) was progressing smoothly, but India deliberately targeted the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium with a drone, intending to dampen Pakistan’s celebrations. Even in a war-like atmosphere, thousands of spectators were enjoying cricket without fear just a day before. This normalcy is what upset India—they thought targeting cricket would make a big impact. Indians celebrated this move,…
JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL This dates back to 2017, when, after the initial success of the PSL, it was decided to add a new team. For the sixth team, PCB signed a deal with Schon Group worth $5.2 million—double the price of the then-most expensive team, Karachi Kings ($2.6 million). However, after just their first season, Schon realized they had made a mistake. When the fee wasn’t paid, PCB canceled the agreement. In December 2018, Alamgir Tareen, along with his nephew Ali Tareen, bought the team for $6.3 million. Their main aim was simply to acquire the franchise, perhaps without…
JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL While heading to the National Stadium today, the roads nearby seemed relatively calm—thanks to the Sunday holiday. Usually, when a match is scheduled, there’s heavy traffic for miles, but those days seem to be gone. During the PSL, on working days, you could see long rows of vehicles, most of them people heading home from work. Traffic would often slow down near the stadium’s main gate due to VIP cars entering, leading regular folks to pray for cricket matches in Karachi to end soon so they could get home peacefully. This wasn’t the case in the…
JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL “Look, if you want to get into the national team quickly, sign with this company.” “Look, if you want to make a comeback, let this company represent you.” When a young cricketer receives such an offer from a former captain with a solid reputation, how can he refuse? Especially when he sees multiple examples of other players benefiting from similar arrangements, saying no becomes nearly impossible. This is not limited to just one company—others have done the same in the past. A few years ago, cricket agents were unheard of in Pakistan. But as money flooded…
Technology billionaires are among investors who have purchased a 49 percent stake in the Lord’s-based franchise in English cricket’s Hundred competition for a reported fee worth £145 million ($180 million). The ‘Silicon Valley’ group who have bought the minority share in the London Spirit, is led by Nikesh Arora, an Indian-American who is chairman and chief executive of US cyber-security company Palo Alto Networks. His consortium also includes Satya Nadella, Shantanu Narayen and Sundar Pichai — the chief executives of Microsoft, Adobe and Google respectively. Britain’s Daily Telegraph reported Friday that London Spirit had been valued at £295 million, hence…
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JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL India star Virat Kohli and Sri Lanka all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga have been rewarded for their dominant performances at the Asia Cup by making giant strides on the latest ICC Men’s Player Rankings, while a new No.1 all-rounder has been crowned in the shortest format of the game. Kohli scored his first international century in almost three years and scored an impressive 276 runs at the Asia Cup. He improved a total of 14 spots to 15th overall on the T20I batter rankings due to his efforts. Hasaranga’s rise was just as impressive, with the Sri Lanka…