CSA T20 Challenge 5-Wicket Hauls List
The CSA T20 Challenge began in 2004 in South Africa and the bowlers have historically done well here, so take a look at our complete CSA T20 5-fers list.
The CSA T20 Challenge began in 2004 in South Africa and the bowlers have historically done well here, so take a look at our complete CSA T20 5-fers list.
England bowler James Anderson has gone on to become the first pacer in Test history to go on to pick up 700 Test wickets. Watch that special moment here.
Indian Street Premier League is a new concept launched with the first edition being ISPL 2024. We’ve put together an ISPL T10 winners list on this page.
In the 1st T20I of the 2024 Sri Lanka tour of Bangladesh, the visitors won by 3 runs but they took what was probably the worst DRS review in cricket history.
A couple of days after the Neil Wagner retirement from international cricket, the pacer was still seen fielding for the blackcaps against Australia. WHY?
The Indian Veteran Premier League tournament for retired cricketers took off in 2024 and we’ve put together a complete IVPL centuries list here.
The Australian List A tournament has seen some spectacular batting performances over the years, and you can see our Marsh Cup double centuries list here.
The Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) was launched in India in 2011 with players from regional Indian cinema. Check out our complete CCL winners list.
Royal Challengers Bangalore spinner Sobhana Asha picked up a 5-wicket haul in just the second game of the WPL 2024 season, against the UP Warriorz.
Women’s Premier League (WPL) kicked off in 2023 with 5 participating teams and you can check out this page for our top 10 leading WPL wicket-takers list.
Women’s Premier League is India’s leading T20 franchise competition for women’s cricket which began in 2023; check out our complete WPL winners list here.
Leading sports content site 1xBat has been announced as a sponsor for the upcoming NZ vs SA and NZ vs AUS cricketing tours, running through Feb-Mar 2024.
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