Sri Lanka have already sealed the three-match ODI series taking a 2-0 unassailable lead and would want a whitewash against the New Zealand. After a 3-0 Test series win in India, the younger crop hasn't been able to impress in the white-ball setup for the Kiwis.
India will take on South Africa in the second T20I of the four-match series with an aim to take an unassailable lead in Gqeberha on Sunday, November 10. Sanju Samson led India to magnificent win in the opener with a scintillating ton but the Proteas will be keen to stay alive in the series.
West Indies despite being without a few of their key players, made a smashing statement as they tracked down 180 runs against Sri Lanka in the first T20I without much discomfort and would be keen to seal the series in the second match in Dambulla on Tuesday, October 15.
Sri Lanka will take on the West Indies in the first T20I of the three-match series in Dambulla on Sunday, October 13. Sri Lankan players haven't played white-ball cricket for over two months and will have to be on the money from the start as the Caribbean players are coming off a rigorous CPL.
England came back strongly in the ongoing five-match ODI series in the third match riding on captain Harry Brook's maiden century in the format. Australia rested Travis Head and Adam Zampa in the previous match and would return at Lord's as the visitors look to seal the series.
India will aim to seal the two-match Test series against Bangladesh as the two teams lock horns in the decider in Kanpur starting Friday, September 27. Shakib Al Hasan's announcement has added a little spice to this Test and Bangladesh will be eager to level the series having lost the first game.
Sri Lanka completed a magnificent win in the series opener in Galle against New Zealand and will now aim to seal it in the second Test at the very same venue. Sri Lanka leapfrogged New Zealand to move up to the third place on the WTC standings and would want to continue their upsurge.
Barbados Royals have just fallen behind a bit in the race for the top two and it might almost be a four-pointer on Wednesday night in Guyana. The Royals have suffered back-to-back losses to Saint Lucia Kings and will be keen to do a double on the Warriors, having beaten them already in CPL 2024.
Barbados Royals are in the playoffs but the fight for the top two spots keeps the tournament interesting going into the final few games in the league stage of the few games in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). The Royals take on Saint Lucia Kings in Guyana, a tricky surface for the batters.
A clean sweep will be on Afghanistan's mind as they take on South Africa in the third and final ODI match of the series in Sharjah on Sunday, September 22. Afghanistan won the first two games rather comfortably with the young Proteas squad failing to play the Afghan spin trio on helpful wickets.
Sri Lanka will be on a high after a win at the Oval as they avoided a clean sweep against England and will be keen to start positively against New Zealand, who lack match practice and will be playing two Test matches in conditions that are a bit alien for them.
Barbados Royals, the table-toppers will be up against the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, the team at the bottom in their final home game in the ongoing edition of the CPL. The Royals came back from their only defeat beating the Guyana Amazon Warriors in their last game riding on Quinton de Kock's ton.
Saint Lucia Kings returned to the winning ways after a couple of losses, against the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots and would want to keep the momentum as they take on the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, another underperforming side in CPL 2024. Kings will be playing their final home game on Sunday.
England came back strongly in the second T20I of the three-match series against Australia and would be eager to keep the winning momentum and seal the series in the decider at Old Trafford. Australia will have to think about their combination as the one that played in Cardiff definitely didn't work.
St Lucia Kings have lost a couple of matches in a row and would want to get back to the winnings ways in the 2024 edition of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). On the other hand, their opponents, the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots can't seem to buy a win, having lost five matches in a row.
The three-match T20I series between England and Australia is set to commence today. Australia are coming off a 3-0 win over Scotland while England are playing for the first time since the T20 World Cup. They will also miss Jos Buttler with Phil Salt standing in as captain.
Saint Lucia Kings and Trinbago Knight Riders would want to get on with their campaigns in the ongoing CPL having suffered defeats in their respective last games. The Kings have had a strange campaign so far having chased 200-plus from being 20/4 in a match while being folded for 100 in another.
Antigua and Barbuda Falcons finally got off the mark in their fifth match in the ongoing Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and now that they are on the road, they would want to keep the winning momentum going. Against them on Sunday morning at St Kitts and Nevi Patriots, who are in a similar boat.
Australia shrugged off Scotland like dust in the three-match T20 series opener in Edinburgh with Travis Head blowing them out of the waters in the powerplay itself. There has been a bit of war of words between the two teams and Scotland will be keen to bounce back in the series to keep it alive.
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots despite having one of the best squads on paper haven't been able to put out collective performances in the ongoing Caribbean Premier League. The Patriots will be up against the defending champions Guyana Amazon Warriors, who got over the line on the last ball.
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