Glenn Maxwell produced one of the most explosive innings of his T10 career, racing to his maiden T10 half-century in just 17 balls during the second match of the Kiwi-Kangaroo Series 2026. The Australian superstar remained unbeaten on a sensational 65 off only 19 deliveries, smashing two fours and eight towering sixes at an astonishing […]
Australia secured the inaugural Kiwi-Kangaroo Series 2026 with a commanding five-wicket victory over New Zealand in the second T10 international at The Gabba, Brisbane. Chasing a modest target of 111, the hosts recovered from an early wobble thanks to a breathtaking unbeaten innings from Glenn Maxwell, whose explosive knock ensured Australia wrapped up the three-match
Finn Allen etched his name into the record books by smashing the first T10 fifty of his career in a breathtaking 17 balls, providing New Zealand with a flying start in the opening match of the Kiwi-Kangaroo Series 2026. The explosive opener finished with a magnificent 65 off 27 deliveries, hammering five fours and seven
Australia launched the Kiwi-Kangaroo Series 2026 in emphatic fashion, defeating New Zealand by 7 wickets with 22 balls to spare at the Adelaide Oval. In a contest dominated by fearless stroke play, the hosts chased down a challenging target of 132 in just 6.2 overs, announcing themselves as early favorites in the three-match T10 series.
The inaugural Tri-Oceans Series 2026 delivered everything T10 cricket promises—explosive batting, breathtaking bowling, dramatic finishes, and historic milestones. Featuring West Indies, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand, the tournament showcased the shortest format at its entertaining best, with six league matches followed by a high-octane final that crowned Sri Lanka as the first-ever Tri-Oceans Series champions.
Shimron Hetmyer lit up the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 Final by smashing the first half-century of his T10 career in just 13 balls. Chasing a daunting 175, the West Indies batter blasted 63 off only 17 deliveries, hammering nine sixes and two fours at an astonishing strike rate of 370.59. His breathtaking assault kept West Indies
Dinesh Chandimal created history by becoming the first player ever to score a century in T10 cricket, reaching the milestone in a breathtaking 29 balls during the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 Final against West Indies. The Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter remained unbeaten on 101 off 30 deliveries, smashing 16 sixes and one four at an astonishing strike
The Tri-Oceans Series 2026 Final delivered a spectacular finish as Sri Lanka defeated West Indies by 18 runs at Warner Park to lift the inaugural championship. In a contest packed with explosive batting, breathtaking fielding, and crucial wickets, Dinesh Chandimal stole the spotlight with a magnificent unbeaten century that powered Sri Lanka to a daunting
Kusal Mendis achieved a remarkable milestone by smashing the first half-century of his T10 career in just 15 balls during the final league match of the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 against West Indies. The Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter hammered a breathtaking 55 off only 16 deliveries, launching nine towering sixes at a phenomenal strike rate of 343.75.
The final league match of the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 delivered one of the most dramatic finishes of the tournament as West Indies pulled off a sensational one-wicket victory over Sri Lanka at Sabina Park. Chasing a daunting target of 158, the Caribbean side appeared down and out after slipping to 117/9, but Alzarri Joseph produced
Wanindu Hasaranga etched his name into the record books by claiming the first five-wicket haul of his T10 career, producing a sensational spell of 5/16 in just 1.5 overs against New Zealand in the Tri-Oceans Series 2026. The Sri Lankan leg-spinner ripped through the middle and lower order, dismissing Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner,
Sri Lanka booked their place in the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 Final with a commanding eight-wicket victory over New Zealand in the fifth match at Queen’s Park Oval. A sensational all-round display from Wanindu Hasaranga, highlighted by a stunning five-wicket haul and a quickfire unbeaten cameo, combined with a blistering innings from Dinesh Chandimal, helped Sri
West Indies continued their dominant run in the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 with a commanding nine-wicket victory over New Zealand in the fourth match at the Providence Stadium. A devastating bowling performance led by Alzarri Joseph, followed by a breathtaking unbeaten partnership between Brandon King and Nicholas Pooran, helped the hosts chase down 112 with an
Alzarri Joseph produced a sensational display of fast bowling, claiming a brilliant five-wicket haul (5/18) to dismantle Sri Lanka in the third match of the Tri-Oceans Series 2026. After West Indies posted 144/8, Joseph struck at regular intervals to remove Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis, Kusal Perera, Wanindu Hasaranga, and Matheesha Pathirana, leaving Sri Lanka’s chase
West Indies produced a complete team performance to register a resounding 75-run victory over Sri Lanka in the third match of the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 at the Kensington Oval. After posting an imposing 144/8 in their allotted 10 overs, the Caribbean side unleashed a devastating pace attack that bundled Sri Lanka out for just 69
The second match of the Tri-Oceans Series 2026 witnessed a commanding all-round performance from Sri Lanka, who outclassed New Zealand by six wickets with 4.4 overs remaining at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground. Spearheaded by a sensational bowling spell from Wanindu Hasaranga and a blazing unbeaten knock from Kusal Mendis, Sri Lanka registered their first
West Indies powerhouse Sherfane Rutherford etched his name into the record books by smashing the first fifty of his T10 career in just 11 balls, producing one of the fastest half-centuries ever witnessed in the format. Walking in with his team reeling at 10/2, Rutherford launched a breathtaking counterattack, dismantling the New Zealand bowling attack
The inaugural match of the Tri-Ocean Series 2026 produced an exhilarating contest as West Indies defeated New Zealand by six wickets with 2.4 overs to spare at the Brian Lara Stadium. A sensational unbeaten 56 off just 14 deliveries from Sherfane Rutherford turned the game on its head after the hosts suffered an early batting
Cricket’s shortest format is ready for another thrilling chapter as New Zealand, West Indies, and Sri Lanka lock horns in the inaugural Tri-Ocean Series 2026. Bringing together three proud cricketing nations from the Pacific, Caribbean, and Indian Oceans, the tournament promises explosive batting, world-class bowling, and breathtaking fielding across every match. With each team featuring
The inaugural England-Ireland Unity Series delivered everything cricket fans could have hoped for—explosive batting, breathtaking bowling spells, dramatic momentum swings, and outstanding individual performances. Played over three thrilling T10 internationals across England, the series showcased the growing strength of Irish cricket as Ireland defeated their neighbours 2-1 to lift the first-ever Unity Series trophy. Although
England finished the inaugural England-Ireland Unity Series with a thrilling 33-run victory in the third and final T10 international at the Northampton County Ground, but it was Ireland who celebrated the bigger prize after securing the series 2-1. The final match produced explosive batting, spectacular fielding, and a dramatic collapse before England finally earned a
Ireland continued their remarkable dominance in the England-Ireland Unity Series by defeating England by 14 runs in the second T10 international at the Bristol County Ground. Powered by another sensational spell from Joshua Little, Ireland defended a modest total of 106/3 to clinch the three-match series with an unassailable 2-0 lead. After being asked to
Ireland made a dream start to the inaugural England-Ireland Unity Series, defeating England by 23 runs in a thrilling opening T10 clash at The Kia Oval on July 4. After posting a competitive 119/6, the Irish bowlers, led by the sensational Joshua Little, dismantled England’s powerful batting lineup to secure a memorable victory and take
South Africa produced a flawless display of power, precision, and consistency to lift the inaugural African Friendship Series 2026, defeating Zimbabwe 3-0 in an entertaining T10 series that showcased explosive batting, outstanding bowling, and several historic individual performances. Played across Johannesburg Stadium, Newlands Cricket Ground, and St George’s Park, the three-match series featured breathtaking strokeplay,
