Sarfraz Ahmed has become the first player to lead Pakistan in all three formats since 2012
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The game that didn't end

Review: Edge of Darkness entertainingly chronicles the last Timeless Test, played for ten days in 1939 in Durban

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Moeen's ten-for leads England rout of SA

South Africa wrapped up England's innings midway through the afternoon session on the fourth day, leaving themselves a target of 331 to win the first Test...

Basic errors disguise SA's structural flaws

It's easy to pinpoint the areas in which South Africa let England off the hook in the first Test. The truth about their predicament on this tour is more complicated...

Smith insists revenue sharing must stay

In his strongest message yet in the pay war between CA and the ACA, Steven Smith declared that the leaders of the men's and women's national teams were unanimous in fighting for a fair share for all players, directly linked to the game's overall financial...

Daniel Bell-Drummond marshalled Kent's run chase, Kent v Essex, NatWest Blast, South Group, Beckenham, July 9, 2017 © Getty Images

Mohammad Amir suffered punishment, Kent v Essex, NatWest Blast, South Group, Beckenham, July 9, 2017 © Getty Images

West Indies v India at Kingston

Jul 9 West Indies won by 9 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

England v South Africa at Lord's

Jul 6-9 England won by 211 runs

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe at Hambantota

Jul 8 Zimbabwe won by 4 wickets (with 10 balls remaining) (D/L method)