​   Sri Lanka have made two changes following their defeat in the opening T20I, bringing in Kamil Mishara and Dunith Wellalage in place of Lasith Croospulle and Dilshan Madushanka.       ​Read More Content Source: Yahoo News Image Credit: Getty Images All rights to the news content

​   Campbell shines as West Indies edge past New Zealand with one ball remaining. This content is unavailable in your region. An error occurred. Shemaine Campbelle remained unbeaten on 90 as West Indies successfully chased down 163, defeating defending champions New Zealand by seven wickets

​   Drops, letdowns, and despair – New Zealand’s disastrous day in the field. This content is unavailable in your region. An error occurred. Defending champions New Zealand endured a forgettable day in the field during their opening ICC Women’s T20 World Cup match, dropping six

​   Image credit: Getty Images. ByMike Peter. Un journaliste sportif de la BBC. Le 21 juin, jour 219. England’s Luke Humphries and Luke Littler beat the Spanish duo of Cristo Reyes and Jose Justicia 27-24, booking a quarter-final clash against Wales at the World Cup

​   Matthew Waite’s gritty fifty proves insufficient as visitors secure a useful first-innings advantage.       ​Read More Content Source: Yahoo News Image Credit: Getty Images All rights to the news content and images belong to their respective copyright owners.

​   ByFfion Wynne. Un journaliste sportif de la BBC. Le 13 juin 2026. ICC Women’s T20 World Cup – Group 2, Southampton. New Zealand posted 162-6 from their 20 overs, with Halliday scoring 40 off 223 balls; Alleyne took 4-27. West Indies 163-240 (235 overs):

​   “She’s furious” – Batters argue following a terrible run-out. This content is unavailable in your region. An error occurred. Qiana Joseph heads back to the pavilion after being dismissed early in West Indies’ opening T20 World Cup match against New Zealand in Southampton. Available

​   Seamer claims six wickets as home side collapses to 87, trailing by 411 with two days remaining.       ​Read More Content Source: Yahoo News Image Credit: Getty Images All rights to the news content and images belong to their respective copyright owners.

​   Raducanu sails through against Jovic to book her place in the Queen’s final. This content is unavailable in your region. An error occurred. Britain’s Emma Raducanu cruised into her first grass-court final at Queen’s Club, defeating American Iva Jovic 6-2 6-2. Restricted to UK

​   Glamorgan face an uphill battle after a 103-run last-wicket partnership between Jaydev Unadkat and his partner.       ​Read More Content Source: Yahoo News Image Credit: Getty Images All rights to the news content and images belong to their respective copyright owners.