Day 3: Play Stopped due to bad light - New Zealand A lead by 188 runs

268

New Zealand A

256 & 200

Day 2: 1st Session - Zimbabwe trail by 229 runs

Professional County Club Select XI

330/10 (71.2)

Zimbabwe

101/2 (20)

Bhutan Women won by 4 wkts

Bhutan Women

96/6 (19.4)

Kuwait Women

92/3 (20)

May 16, 2025 3:30 am

Bahrain Women

Hong Kong Women

There is no scorecard available for this match.

May 16, 2025 7:30 am

Malaysia Women won by 10 wkts - DLS Method (Target 40)

Malaysia Women

41/0 (4)

Qatar Women

39/10 (16.3)

May 16, 2025 10:00 am

Netherlands

Scotland

Netherlands opt to bowl

Netherlands

Scotland

164/2 (24)

May 16, 2025 11:00 am

Durham

Nottinghamshire

May 16, 2025 11:00 am

Somerset

Sussex

May 16, 2025 11:00 am

Surrey

Yorkshire

May 16, 2025 11:00 am

Hampshire

Warwickshire

May 16, 2025 11:00 am

Essex

Worcestershire

Day 1: 1st Session - Leicestershire opt to bowl

Leicestershire

Middlesex

20/3 (8)

Day 1: 1st Session - Surrey opt to bowl

Surrey

Yorkshire

35/0 (12)

Day 1: 1st Session - Sussex opt to bowl

Somerset

32/1 (10)

Sussex

Day 1: 1st Session - Hampshire opt to bat

Hampshire

27/1 (11)

Warwickshire

ALL

IPL 2025: Harry Brook Banned for Two Years Following New BCCI Regulation

by Madhan Vennapusa March 13, 2025

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IPL 2025: Harry Brook Banned for Two Years Following New BCCI Regulations England batsman Harry Brook has been banned from playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the next two years, The Indian Express reported on Thursday (March 13).

Earlier this week, Brook withdrew from his contract with the Delhi Capitals (DC), who signed him in last year’s auction for INR 6.25 Crore.

His decision to drop out put him at risk of a two-year ban from the IPL. This new rule was introduced before the 2025 mega-auction, based on feedback from all 10 teams, who were unhappy with last-minute withdrawals of several players, mostly English, in recent years.

“An official message has been sent to the ECB and Brook about BCCI banning him for two years as per its policy, which was shared with every player before they registered for the IPL auction last year. It’s a rule set by the board, and each player has to follow it,” a BCCI official confirmed to the newspaper.