ICC Men's T20 World Cup Warm-up Matches

England 163 for 4 (Brook 45*, Curran 33*) beat Pakistan 160 for 8 (Masood 39) by six wicketsLiam Livingstone signalled his World Cup readiness with a comeback cameo of 28 from 16 balls - including one massive six that sailed clean out of…

Indians 186 for 7 (Rahul 57, Suryakumar 50, Richardson 4-30) beat Australians 180 (Finch 76, Marsh 35, Shami 3-4, Bhuvneshwar 2-20) by six runsIt took till the final over of the Australians vs Indians warm-up game for Mohammed Shami to get…

ReportFakhar Zaman, Asif Ali impress for Pakistan in warm-up gameSouth Africa 190 for 4 (van der Dussen 101*, Bavuma 46, Wasim 2-19, Afridi 2-30) beat Pakistan 186 for 6 (Fakhar 52, Asif 32, Rabada 3-28) by six wicketsA visibly tired Rassie…

ReportEoin Morgan falls to contentious umpiring decision, before New Zealand batting implodes in second warm-up gameEngland 163 for 6 (Buttler 73, Bairstow 30, Sodhi 3-26) beat New Zealand 150 (Guptill 41, Wood 4-23, Rashid 3-18) by 13…

ReportVirat Kohli turned his arm over as India looked to explore bowling optionsIndia 153 for 2 (Rohit 60, Rahul 39, Suryakumar 38*) beat Australia 152 for 5 (Smith 57, Maxwell 37, Stoinis 41*, Ashwin 2-8) by seven wicketsA rollicking fifty…

ReportWilliamson returns from injury with handy 37 as New Zealand make 158 for 7Australia 159 for 7 (Smith 35, Santner 3-22) beat New Zealand 158 for 7 (Williamson 37, Mitchell 35, Richardson 3-24) by three wicketsDavid Warner's struggles…

ReportLiam Livingstone impressed with bat and ball for England before going off the field with a finger injuryIndia 192 for 3 (Kishan 70, Rahul 51, Pant 29*) beat England 188 for 5 (Bairstow 49, Moeen 43*, Livingstone 30, Shami 3-40) by…

ReportSouth Africa were hamstrung by Afghanistan's spinners early on, but their bowlers made up for itSouth Africa 145 for 5 (Markram 48, Bavuma 31, Mujeeb 3-24) beat Afghanistan 104 for 8 (Nabi 34* Shamsi 3-18, Ngidi 2-27) by 41 runsSouth…

ReportWest Indies scored at less than six an over until Kieron Pollard hit five successive fours in the final overPakistan 131 for 3 (Babar 50, Zaman 46*, Walsh 2-41) beat West Indies 130 for 7 (Hetmyer 28, Hasan Ali 2-21, Rauf 2-32, Afridi…