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 India all-rounder Washington Sundar faced the heat from former England cricketer David Lloyd post India's defeat in the third Test at the Lords'.

David Lloyd slammed Washington Sundar for saying India would "definitely win" after Day 4's play.

Sundar was dismissed for a four-ball duck by Jofra Archer.

Lloyd praised Ravindra Jadeja and Jasprit Bumrah for their gritty 9th-wicket stand.

David Lloyd, Washington Sundar

'Confidently declared that India would easily win the game easily': England legend trolls this India star with 'lasted four balls' jibe

WI vs AUS: After being dismissed for just 27 in a record-shattering collapse at home, West Indies skipper Roston Chase called the performance 'heartbreaking'.

West Indies were bowled out for 27 at Sabina park, the second-lowest total in Test history.

Roston Chase called the collapse 'embarrassing' and pointed to recurring batting failures as the main issue.

3. Looking ahead to India tour, Chase emphasised the need for technical improvement and better preparation against spin.

Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, Cameron Green 

'Quite embarrassing': Heartbroken Roston Chase slams West Indies batters after collapse leads to 27 all out in pink-ball Test against Australia

All eight teams participating in the Women's ODI World Cup 2025 will play two warm-up matches, except for Australia. 

Women's World Cup 2025 will be hosted by India and Sri Lanka. 

Women's ODI World Cup 2025 will start from September 30. 

ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025

ICC announces warm-up matches schedule for ODI World Cup 2025,  co-hosts India will face England and New Zealand: Check details

IND vs ENG: England speedster Jofra Archer is content after shutting down his critics who have been haunting him on social media for the last four years.

Archer shuts down critics who wrote him off because of his prolonged absence from Test cricket.

Archer talked about his injuries and how testing was his journey.

Archer played a vital role in England's 22-run win at Lord's.

Jofra Archer, Ben Stokes

'I can't tell you the amont of keyboard warriors...': Jofra Archer ecstatic to silence critics on Test comeback after 4 years

England spinner Shoaib Bashir ruled out of the remainder of the two Tests against India after getting an injury during the third clash at Lord's Stadium in London.

Shoaib Bashir got injured during the third Test against India. 

Shoaib Bashir ruled out of remaning Two Tests against England. 

Ben Stokes and Shoaib Bashir celebrate after England won the third Rothesay Test Match between England and India at Lord's Cricket Ground on July 14, 2025 in London, England. (

'We didn't even ask if we wanted him to bat...': Ben Stokes breaks silence on Shoaib Bashir's injury setback during third Test against India

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South African Invitation XI

Eathan Bosch

Evan Jones

Jordan Hermann

Lesego Senokwane

Matthew Paul Breetzke

Mihlali Mpongwana

Ottneil Emile Graham Baartman

Senuran Muthusamy

Sinethemba Qeshile

Tony de Zorzi

Tshepo Lebohang Moreki

Wihan Johannes Lubbe

Justin Lee Ontong

Australia

Harare Sports Club, Harare

211 by Eddie Barlow v DH Robins XI on December 7, 1973 - i

Eddie Barlow

180 by Barry Richards v DH Robins XI on November 30, 1973 - d

Barry Richards

155 by Eddie Barlow v DH Robins XI on March 28, 1975 - r

8/35 by Jackie Botten v Gloucestershire on July 1, 1961 - i

Jackie Botten

6/36 by Hugh Tayfield v England on December 7, 1956 - r

Hugh Tayfield

6/36 by Jackie Botten v Combined Services on June 28, 1961 - i

211 by Eddie Barlow v DH Robins XI on December 7, 1973 - South African Invitation XI beat DH Robins XI by an Innings and 83 runs 

8/35 by Jackie Botten v Gloucestershire on July 1, 1961 - Fezelas beat Gloucestershire by an Innings and 65 runs 

Eddie  Barlow

Jackie  McGlew

Roy  McLean

Jack  Cheetham

Wendell  Bossenger

Benji  Hector

Hansie  Cronje

Craig  Matthews

Neil  McKenzie

John  Nicolson

Justin  Ontong

Peter  Van der Merwe

Alviro  Petersen

Dean  Elgar

Roy  Pienaar

Lorrie  Wilmot

Dudley  Nourse

Mark  Rushmere

Clive  Van Ryneveld

Morne  van Wyk

Ali  Bacher

Trevor  Goddard

Gerald  Dros

Australian XI

Combined Services

DH Robins XI

England

English Inv XI

Essex

Gloucestershire

India

India A

International XI

New Zealand

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka A

Zimbabwe

Eddie Barlow - (1051 runs for South African Invitation XI)

Barry Richards - (1004 runs for South African Invitation XI)

Graeme Pollock - (549 runs for South African Invitation XI)

Graeme Pollock

Vince van der Bijl - (32 wickets for South African Invitation XI)

Vince van der Bijl

Eddie Barlow - (30 wickets for South African Invitation XI)

Jackie Botten - (29 wickets for South African Invitation XI)

South Africa - Boland Park, Paarl

South Africa - Buffalo Park, East London

South Africa - Diamond Oval, Kimberley

South Africa - Ellis Park, Johannesburg

South Africa - Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein

Zimbabwe - Harare Sports Club, Harare

South Africa - Kingsmead, Durban

South Africa - The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

South Africa - Newlands, Cape Town

South Africa - JB Marks Oval, Potchefstroom

South Africa - St George's Park, Gqeberha

England - The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol

South Africa - Willowmoore Park, Benoni

South Africa - Elkah Stadium, Soweto

South Africa - Chatsworth Stadium, Durban

England - Hoffman's Sports and Social Club Ground, Chelmsford

South Africa - Jan Smuts Ground, East London

South Africa - Jan Smuts Stadium, Pietermaritzburg

South Africa - Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

England - United Services Recreation Ground, Portsmouth

Stephen Craig Cook

The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

67 by Barry Richards v International XI on March 24, 1976 - w

65 by Quinton de Kock v Pakistan on March 6, 2013 - w

Quinton de Kock

65 by Dave Dyer v DH Robins XI on January 28, 1976 - r

Dave Dyer

4/36 by Peter Swart v DH Robins XI on February 6, 1973 - w

Peter Swart

3/17 by Vince van der Bijl v DH Robins XI on January 28, 1976 - r

3/18 by Vince van der Bijl v DH Robins XI on April 1, 1975 - w

67 by Barry Richards v International XI on March 24, 1976 - International Wanderers beat South African Invitation XI by 5 Wickets

4/36 by Peter Swart v DH Robins XI on February 6, 1973 - South African Invitation XI beat DH Robins XI by 1 Wickets

Stephen  Cook

Barry Richards - (193 runs for South African Invitation XI)

Graeme Pollock - (112 runs for South African Invitation XI)

Hylton Ackerman - (92 runs for South African Invitation XI)

Hylton Ackerman

Vince van der Bijl - (10 wickets for South African Invitation XI)

Eddie Barlow - (7 wickets for South African Invitation XI)

Peter Swart - (6 wickets for South African Invitation XI)

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South African Invitation XI