Coverage of the fifth and final day of the Second Test in the three-match series, held at Lord's Cricket Ground in London. Coming into this series the hosts hadn't won a Test series since a 2-1 victory in New Zealand in December 2024. Since then they have had some disappointing results including a 2-2 draw at home to India that they had led twice in, as well as the 4-1 hammering in the Ashes in Australia at the start of 2026.
Coverage of the first ODI in the three-match series from Uptonsteel County Ground in Leicester. The home last played in an ODI match back in May as they faced New Zealand in a three-match series in England. The series ended in a 1-1 draw after New Zealand claimed a 17-run victory via the DLS method in the third game of the contest. England had won the opening match by one wicket before the second game was abandoned due to rain.
Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from Falkirk Stadium. These two sides met four times last season with the first two meetings ending in draws. The next two games however went in favour of the visitors as they picked up a 6-3 victory in April, before then winning 5-2 just over a month later on the final weekend of the season, with both of those games taking place at this ground.
Coverage of the second ODI in the three-match series from The OurCoop County Ground in Derby. Charlie Dean will lead the way as captain in this series as regular captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was rested for these set of games. England will be hoping to end this summer on a high after a mixed set of results across the period. They have improved under the new set up of Sciver-Brunt and coach Charlotte Edwards, but still lost in the T20 World Cup final back in July against Australia.
Coverage of the third Test in the four-match series from FNB Stadium in Johannesburg. With the series now tied at 1-1, the pressure rises as the Springboks and All Blacks return to Johannesburg with the winner taking a crucial step towards claiming the series. New Zealand won the opening Test 33-16 at Ellis Park, but South Africa responded with a 33-26 victory in Cape Town, with Cheslin Kolbe kicking 18 points and Siya Kolisi scoring on his return to captain the side. Now, with just two Tests remaining, both sides know there is little room for error in what promises to be another fierce chapter of rugby's greatest rivalry.
Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from The Marbill Coaches Stadium. The visitors had the better of the five meetings between the two sides last season, winning four of those games. They claimed three 1-0 victories in the league as well as a crazy 6-2 win after extra time in a Scottish Cup semi-final. The hosts did however claim the most important win out of those meetings as they shocked Celtic with a 3-1 victory in the League Cup final in December.