South Africa will take on Australia in a five-match ODI series starting Thursday, September 7 in Bloemfontein as part of the preparation for World Cup.
New Zealand will face England away from home in eight white-ball matches comprising 4 T20Is and ODIs each. While the T20I series will see a lot of upcoming stars taking the field, the ODI series will be the final preparation before the World Cup
Australia will take on South Africa in an eight-match white-ball series comprising three T20Is and five ODIs as part of the build for World Cup 2023.
Pakistan steamrolled Afghanistan in the first ODI of the three-match series by 142 runs after Haris Rauf claimed his maiden five-wicket haul in the 50-over format.
Team India's buildup for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 will kick off in the West Indies with a three-match series against the hosts starting July 27.
IND A vs NZ A 2nd ODI: With this win, India A has sealed the three match ODI series with a match to go. The Sanju Samson-led team won the first match on 22nd September on the same venue by 7 wickets. The final match will also be played at MA Chidambaram Stadium on September 27.
England's One-day International series against South Africa has been called off in the wake of breaches in the team's bio-secure bubble. The first ODI was cancelled on Sunday and the second game was postponed after two members of the England touring
Warne also put his weight behind three-match ODI series and not five. "I think three matches are just fine in 50-over contests. Five is too much."
The three T20Is between Zimbabwe and Ireland will be played on April 2, 4 and 5, followed by three ODIs on April 8, 10 and 12. All the matches will be played at Bulawayo's Queens Sports Club.
Irfan Pathan said that India are a notch ahead of Australia in terms of talent and in terms of cricket and confidence.
Stirling hit a strokeful 88-ball 70 laced with seven fours and two sixes, while Balbirnie anchored the Ireland innings to help the visitors win the series decider by 5 wickets.
Dananjaya was suspended from bowling after being reported during the first Test against England last year in November and subsequently underwent an independent assessment of his bowling action.
Experienced batsman Mohammad Hafeez, brought in for the ODIs, secured victory with 71 not out as his side finished on 267/5 to win with five balls to spare.
Coach Gray Stead said that the team's main priorities are on preparing a World Cup squad and a team capable of winning a series against India.
Sri Lanka made a solid start, helped by 71 from Danushka Gunathilaka. But a middle-order collapse left them facing a comprehensive defeat until Perera scared the hosts.
The Proteas were under pressure at 3/55 in the 16th over after being sent in to bat before du Plessis (125) led a comeback with Miller (139) to help the Proteas reach 320/5.
After Australia were bowled out for 231 after being sent in to bat, the home side restricted South Africa to 224 for nine, with Marcus Stoinis taking 3 for 35.
After undergoing a surgery on his injured finger, Imam returned to action on Friday in the semi-final of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy One-Day tournament in Lahore.
A victory in the fifth and penultimate One-day International will ensure India maintain their unbeaten run since the reverse against South Africa in 2015.
Amla is still recovering from a finger injury while Duminy aggravated a right shoulder problem in South Africa's home series against Zimbabwe which will now need surgery.
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