The West Indies defeated Zimbabwe by eight wickets in the third T20 international. The victory secured a 3-0 series clean sweep for the West Indies. Zimbabwe's effort was led by opener Kelis Ndhlovu, who scored 63 runs off 48 balls. The West Indies chased down the target comfortably with 18 deliveries remaining.
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Former wicketkeeper-batter BJ Watling has been appointed as the New Zealand men's team batting coach. He will replace Luke Ronchi in the role. The change will occur after New Zealand's upcoming Test series against India concludes in December. The appointment marks Watling's return to the national setup following his retirement from international cricket.
South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada underwent a bowling fitness test two days before the first Test against Australia. He bowled initially off a short run-up before progressing to a full run-up. The session, monitored by team management, appeared to proceed without issue. This assessment is crucial as South Africa decides on his availability for the series opener.
ECB chairman Richard Thompson indicated the board might reconsider its stance on issuing No Objection Certificates for players. He suggested the ECB is cautious about unlawfully restricting player movements. This comes amid uncertainties surrounding the upcoming APL T20 league. Thompson's comments signal a potential policy shift from the board's previous position.
England cricketer Tammy Beaumont has committed to the domestic side The Blaze for two more seasons. This decision follows her recent retirement from international cricket. That retirement took effect after the Women's Test against India at Lord's in July. Beaumont will now focus her professional career on her domestic team.
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