Vince targets WC and Ashes squads

Friday 10 May 2019 15:38, UK

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Ahead of their series decider against England, Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie reflects on the PCB deciding he should have no say in team selection going forward.

'I'm a matchday strategist!' | Gillespie on having no say in Pakistan team selection

Relive the moment England exited the T20 Women's World Cup as West Indies were jubilant, while Heather Knight was left in tears.

'That's a vital win!' | Joy for West Indies; tears for England

Highlights from Dubai as England were eliminated from the Women's T20 World Cup after falling to a six-wicket loss at the hands of West Indies.

Highlights: West Indies knock out disappointing England in T20 World Cup

Knight: Our World Cup will be judged on West Indies loss

Hayley Matthews and Qiana Joseph shared a brutal opening century partnership as they put West Indies well on course to reach their target of 142 against England.

Matthews and Joseph smash sensational opening stand century

England had four dropped catches as West Indies got off to a flying start in their run chase of 142.

England drop five catches in West Indies run chase

Sophie Ecclestone hit England's first six of the innings before being dismissed the very next ball against West Indies.

Six and out! Ecclestone's mixed final over

England lost the wickets of Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Maia Bouchier thanks to some sensational fielding from Deandra Dottin.

'Value in the field!' | Dottin's brilliance reduces England to 31-2

Amy Jones was caught out for just seven and then Chedean Nation somehow dropped Charlie Dean from the very next ball!

'One of the softest dismissals' | Jones out before shocking missed catch

England's Nat Sciver-Brunt survived an LBW appeal after West Indies wasted their two reviews.

'No reviews left!' | Sciver-Brunt survives LBW appeal

Melie Kerr took two wickets in two balls as New Zealand reduced Australia to 109-4 in their Women's T20 World Cup clash.

'Brilliance from Amelia Kerr!' | Two wickets in two balls as NZ peg back Australia

England captain Phil Salt admits his side were outplayed in the opening T20 against Australia but he's nevertheless optimistic they can bounce back in the series.

'We could have taken partnerships deeper' | Salt optimistic despite T20 defeat