Australia’s Alana King claimed seven wickets against South Africa in the Women’s ODI World Cup. South Africa managed to score a total of 97 against Australia. Australia got the better of South Africa by seven wickets in the Women’s ODI World Cup

Indian legend Ravichandran Ashwin heaped massive praise on veteran opener Rohit Sharma after the third ODI against Australia at Sydney on Saturday, October 25.

Rohit Sharma has hit a century chasing 237 in the third India vs Australia One Day International in Sydney. This is his 33rd ton in the 50-over format, and has come at a very crucial time in his career,

Australia crushed South Africa by seven wickets at the Holkar Stadium, with Alana King taking a record 7-18 to dismantle the Proteas. The win secured a semi-final clash with India, while England faces South Africa in the other semi on October 29.

Alana King claims the best figures by an Australian woman in ODI history as Australia defeats South Africa by seven wickets to book a semi-final clash with India.

With the 2025/26 Ashes series just over a month away, England’s selection strategy for the New Zealand white-ball tour is a delicate balancing act between securing match fitness for key Test players and managing the workloads of Ben Stokes’s frontline bowlers.

The stage is set for the first One Day International (ODI) between New Zealand and England, kicking off on Sunday, October 26, 2025, at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. This marks the beginning of a three-match ODI series that follows a rain-hit T20I leg,

Virat Kohli not only broke yet another record belonging to the legendary Sachin Tendulkar, he also went past Kumar Sangakkara’s tally of runs to become the second-highest run scorer in the ODI format.