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England established a commanding position on Day 2 of the second Test against Pakistan at Lord's, bowling out the visitors for a paltry 110, while reports of a Pakistan Cricket Board controversy surfaced off-field.

Sri Lanka defied overwhelming odds to secure a historic draw against India in the second Test, marking the first time they've saved a match after following on against their rivals, thanks to Sonal Dinusha's remarkable batting display.

India secured a 1-0 series victory against Sri Lanka after the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo concluded in a hard-fought draw. Sri Lanka's Sonal Dinusha was the hero, scoring an unbeaten century to bat out the final day despite being forced to follow-on.

England fast bowler Brydon Carse has been removed from the squad for the upcoming second Test against Pakistan after reportedly being led away in handcuffs from a Derby nightclub, leading to frustration from captain Joe Root and a referral to the Cricket Regulator.

India has established a dominant position against Sri Lanka in the Second Test, posting a formidable total of 503/9 thanks to Dhruv Jurel's unbeaten 115. Sri Lanka faces an uphill battle, closing Day 3 significantly behind at 265/8 after rain brought an early stumps call.

Australia has leveled the two-match series against Bangladesh with a dominant innings and 51-run victory in the second Test, largely thanks to Mitchell Starc's sensational 10-wicket performance. This rapid two-day finish at the Great Barrier Reef Arena highlights Australia's clinical efficiency and Starc's unplayable form.

Australia secured a commanding innings and 51-run victory over Bangladesh in the second Test at Mackay, successfully leveling the two-match series 1-1. Mitchell Starc's devastating 10-wicket performance was pivotal in the decisive win.

Mitchell Starc delivered a phenomenal six-wicket haul for just 12 runs, ripping through Bangladesh's batting lineup on Day 1 of the second Test, leaving them all out for a paltry 64. Despite a spirited fightback from Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam, Australia ended the day with a commanding 101-run lead.

England established a substantial 238-run lead against Pakistan on Day 3 of the first Test at Headingley, propelled by four half-centuries in their first innings. Pakistan faces an uphill battle after losing early wickets in their second innings, trailing significantly.