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Bangladesh secure an historic first Test win over Australia as Shakib Al Hasan produces a 10-wicket haul during an engrossing match in Mirpur.

England name an unchanged 13-man squad for the third Test decider against West Indies at Lord's next week.

Late hitting from Ollie Robinson takes Sussex to a dramatic one-wicket win over Glamorgan at Colwyn Bay.

England bowling coach Ottis Gibson will leave his position to become head coach of South Africa.

Lancashire need four more wickets as Warwickshire attempt to avoid a fifth innings defeat of the summer.

Pakistan batsman Sharjeel Khan is banned for five years for his part in a spot-fixing ring following a Pakistan Cricket Board corruption inquiry.

Luis Reece hits a century for Derbyshire but Durham are favourites for victory going into the final day at Chester-le-Street.

Nottinghamshire edge towards a seventh win of the season despite rain on day three against Northants at Trent Bridge.

Ex-Worcestershire captain Daryl Mitchell's 29th first-class century sets up a victory platform against Gloucestershire.

Sri Lanka will deploy extra security for their fourth one-day international against India on Thursday to avoid further crowd trouble.

Bad weather restricts Essex and Somerset to only 55 minutes of play on day three of their Championship match at Chelmsford.

Rain prevents any play on the third day of the London derby between Surrey and Middlesex at The Oval.

Rain prevents any play on the third day of Kent against Leicestershire at Canterbury.

England captain Joe Root says his side were not complacent as they lost by five wickets to West Indies at Headingley.

West Indies' first Test win in England for 17 years is a "stepping stone" to get "back on top", says batsman Shai Hope.

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Shai Hope's record-breaking second century of the match helps West Indies claim their first Test victory in England for 17 years in the second Test, levelling the series at 1-1.

England's women's cricket and rugby union teams are invited to Downing Street by Prime Minister Theresa May.

Watch Shai Hope score the winning runs ton the final day of the second Test at Headingley to give the West Indies their first Test victory in England for 17 years.