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Dambulla Sixers will lock horns with Colombo Kaps in Match 17 of the Lanka Premier League (LPL) 2026 at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday, July 29. The Sixers have found it difficult to maintain consistency this season, winning just two of their six matches so far. With the race for the playoffs heating up, they will be aiming to return to winning ways and keep themselves in contention.

Match 11 of The Hundred Women’s sees the Welsh Fire Women take on Trent Rockets Women at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Wednesday, July 29. Both sides come into the game on the back of contrasting forms.

The Welsh Fire host the Trent Rockets in Match 11 of the 2026 Men’s Hundred at the Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Wednesday, July 29. Both teams are coming into this clash on the back of wins in their previous games. Fire sealed a close 15-run win over MI London in their last match at home and will be looking to carry their momentum from their unbeaten start ot the season.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced India’s squad for the two-match Test series in Sri Lanka, starting in Galle on August 15. Shubman Gill is set to lead the 15-man side, where Sai Sudharsan and Jasprit Bumrah’s availability will be subject to fitness clearance from the BCCI Centre of Excellence.

When you think of cricketers who have found success in pairs, your mind immediately shifts to the likes of England’s Stuart Broad and James Anderson or India’s spin twins Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. The other names that come to mind are Sri Lanka’s batting stalwarts Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene. The pair have etched themselves into the history books of Sri Lankan cricket as two of the greatest players from the island nation. The pair left their lasting benchmark on the cricketing world in Colombo in 2006 when they put South Africa to the sword with a mammoth 624-run partnership.

Match 18 | Lanka Premier League 2026 | Pallekele International Cricket Stadium | 30 July 2026

Match 18 | LPL 2026 | Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy | Thursday, 30 July 2026

The red-ball showdown between Pakistan and the West Indies reaches a decisive juncture in the 2nd Test match. Both teams enter this crucial fixture seeking critical World Test Championship points, bringing a compelling mix of legendary cricketing heritage, world-class fast bowling talent, and resilient batting lineups. For supporters tracking every delivery, analyzing historical head-to-head statistics, predicting playing XIs, and securing reliable live streaming channels are essential components of the ultimate matchday experience.

Match 13 | The Hundred 2026 | The Rose Bowl (Utilita Bowl), Southampton | 30 July 2026

Stuart Broad is one of the best fast bowlers to have represented England. His records speak volumes about his exemplary contribution to England cricket. From getting hit for six sixes in an over to finishing with more than 600 Test wickets, Broad’s career is an embodiment of grit, determination, and perseverance.

England Women are the second-most successful side in Women’s World Cup history, winning the title four times. The Lionesses’ reign as one of the best women’s sides in the history of the game began on July 28, 1973, at the Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham, where they defeated arch-rivals Australia to claim the inaugural Women’s World Cup.

Garry Sobers is arguably the finest all-rounder world cricket has ever seen. Apart from being a phenomenal left-handed batter, Sobers could bowl left-arm fast, slow left-arm orthodox, as well as left-arm wrist spin. He recently passed away at the age of 89 on July 17, 2026, in Saint Michael, Barbados. He would have turned 90 on July 28. It is a fitting time to reminisce about his contribution to world cricket, both on and off the field.