Tea Break : Day 3 - Pakistan trail by 64 runs.

413/10

Pakistan

349/6

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Stumps : Day 2 - Hampshire lead by 20 runs.

Essex

273/10

Hampshire

235/10 & 58/2

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Stumps : Day 2 - Warwickshire lead by 262 runs.

Warwickshire

147/10 & 267/3

Yorkshire

152/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Surrey trail by 204 runs.

Nottinghamshire

415/10

Surrey

211/4

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Stumps : Day 2 - Somerset lead by 157 runs.

Glamorgan

229/10

Somerset

354/10 & 32/6

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Stumps : Day 2 - Sussex lead by 58 runs.

Sussex

386/8

Leicestershire

328/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Northamptonshire trail by 506 runs.

Derbyshire

604/7d

Northamptonshire

98/4

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Stumps : Day 2 - Kent trail by 20 runs.

Gloucestershire

325/10

Kent

305/8

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Stumps : Day 2 - Durham trail by 101 runs.

Worcestershire

308/10

Durham

207/6

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Stumps : Day 2 - Lancashire lead by 77 runs.

201/10 & 45/3

169/10

SAM won by 96 runs

166/7

70/10

JPN won by 8 wickets

75/2

74/10

HKG-W won by 88 runs

134/2

46/10

Brothers Union elected to bowl

Abahani Limited

114/3

Brothers Union

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Rain Delay : Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club need 293 runs in 33.0 remaining overs

Mohammedan Sporting Club

345/6

Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club

53/5

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Gazi Group Cricketers elected to bowl

Gazi Group Cricketers

Bashundhara Strikers

233/8

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Prime Bank Cricket Club need 152 runs in 30.0 remaining overs

Legends of Rupganj

227/10

Prime Bank Cricket Club

76/2

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Bad light : Agrani Bank Cricket Club need 227 runs in 36.0 remaining overs

Gulshan Cricket Club

301/5

Agrani Bank Cricket Club

75/2

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City Club need 244 runs in 36.5 remaining overs

City Club

63/1

Dhaka Leopards

306/9

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Boost Region won by 8 wickets

Amo Region

64/4

Boost Region

65/2

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Mitchell Santner Likely to Miss Crucial WTC Matches Following IPL 2026 Exit

by K D Mishra May 1, 2026

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Mitchell Santner had a tough end to IPL 2026 with Mumbai Indians. Now, the problem is bigger. He will miss important Test matches, including World Test Championship (WTC) games, due to a serious shoulder injury.

Injury setback rules Santner out of crucial WTC matches after IPL 2026

He got injured during a match against Chennai Super Kings on April 23. Santner finished his bowling (1/44) but did not bat. Shardul Thakur came to bat instead. At first, fans were confused, but later it was known that Santner had a concussion and shoulder injury.

Santner played only four matches this season. He took five wickets and scored 26 runs. Last season was better for him, with 10 wickets in 13 matches. Many expected him to do more this year, but the team struggled. Allah Ghazanfar was one of the few players who did well.

After returning home, Santner met a doctor. New Zealand Cricket said he needs rest for about one month. So, he will miss the Test against Ireland and the first Test against England at Lord’s. It is still not clear if he can play the remaining matches.

This is a setback for New Zealand with many Test matches coming. Santner had already missed the Bangladesh tour due to IPL, and now he is racing to get fit. There is some good news. He may be fit for the West Indies white-ball tour in July and could return as captain in those matches.

New Zealand’s Upcoming Test Schedule

Date	Match	Venue
May 27–30	vs Ireland (Only Test, Non-WTC)	Belfast
June 4–8	vs England (1st Test)	Lord’s, London
June 17–21	vs England (2nd Test)	The Oval, London
June 25–29	vs England (3rd Test)	Trent Bridge, Nottingham

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Q. Why is Mitchell Santner missing WTC matches?

Mitchell Santner has a serious shoulder injury, so he needs rest and recovery.

K D Mishra

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