Day 4 - Sussex trail by 149 runs.

622/10

Sussex

358/9d & 115/7

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Lunch Break : Day 4 - Hampshire trail by 92 runs.

Hampshire

214/10 & 230/8

Glamorgan

536/7d

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Lunch Break : Day 4 - Somerset need 203 runs to win.

Somerset

274/10 & 57/3

Yorkshire

162/10 & 371/10

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Day 4 - Derbyshire need 226 runs to win.

Kent

352/10 & 335/10

Derbyshire

304/10 & 158/10

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Day 4 - Middlesex trail by 4 runs.

430/10 & 133/3

567/10

MAL won by 104 runs

186/5

82/6

MSC won by 5 wickets

194/9

Mohammedan Sporting Club

195/5

BS won by 26 runs

280/5

254/10

DLP won by 5 wickets

181/8

184/5

GGC won by 9 wickets

82/10

Gazi Group Cricketers

83/1

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LOR won by 22 runs

Legends of Rupganj

283/3

Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club

261/7

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PBCC won by 4 wickets

Agrani Bank Cricket Club

153/10

Prime Bank Cricket Club

157/6

AR won by 4 wickets

118/6

116/10

Stumps : Day 1 - Colombo trail by 210 runs.

222/9d

12/2

Match completed

166/5

164/10

MAR won by 1 wicket

170/9

171/9

Zimbabwe Women need 121 runs in 46.4 remaining overs

Pakistan Women

330/5

Zimbabwe Women

10/1

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Mumbai Indians elected to bowl

148/3

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Kane Richardson Announces Retirement After Stellar BBL and International Career

by Shekhar January 27, 2026

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Kane Richardson, a fast bowler from Australia has retired from professional cricket at 34. Representing Australia, Richardson played in 25 ODIs and 36 T20Is, and was part of Australia's 2021 T20 World Cup winning team. Richardson made his domestic debut in the Northern Territory and South Australia and had a List A debut during the 2008-09 season and then his international debut with an ODI against Sri Lanka in 2013.

Richardson had a successful career at the Big Bash League (BBL), where he is one of the few players who has played in all the editions. He played with the Adelaide Strikers for six seasons and then moved to the Melbourne Renegades for eight seasons, before signing a one-year contract with the Sydney Sixers before the 2025-26 season.

Kane Richardson Announces Retirement from Professional Cricket

Richardson finished his BBL career as the fifth highest wicket taker, with a total of 142 wickets, and also played for franchises around the world in various tournaments, including the Indian Premier League (IPL).

"From making my debut back in 2009 until now, I feel like I have squeezed every drop out of myself and it is the right time to finish such an enjoyable part of my life," a statement from Richardson read.

"I've been fortunate enough to represent my country, along with many franchise teams around the world, and in Australia. I have never taken the opportunity lightly and I hope people watching knew that I had dreamt about being a cricketer since I was a kid in Darwin," it read further.

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Q. Why did Kane Richardson retire from professional cricket?

Kane Richardson said he felt he had given everything to the game and believed it was the right time to move on after a long and fulfilling career.

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