Sri Lanka in Pakistan 2026-271st Test · Test
StumpsPakistan434/9d
Sri Lanka404/4(102 ov)
Sri Lanka trail by 30 runs with 6 wickets remaining in the 1st innings
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Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Silver League 2026/27Group B · First-class
LiveSialkot Region Whites362 & 177
Karachi Region Whites236 & 112/4(31.2 ov)
Sialkot Region Whites won the toss
Full scorecardQuaid-e-Azam Trophy Silver League 2026/27Group B · First-class
LiveHyderabad Region416 & 46/2(10.4 ov)
Pakistan-administered Kashmir Region433
Pakistan-administered Kashmir Region won the toss
Full scorecardQuaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold 2026/275th Match · First-class
LiveKarachi Region Blues214 & 393/5(92 ov)
Multan Region216
Multan Region won the toss
Full scorecardQuaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold 2026/276th Match · First-class
LiveFaisalabad Region222 & 194/3(73 ov)
Sialkot Region Blues316
Sialkot Region Blues won the toss
Full scorecardQuaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold 2026/277th Match · First-class
LiveLahore Region Whites120 & 200/5(48.3 ov)
Islamabad Region473/9d
Lahore Region Whites won the toss
Full scorecardQuaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold 2026/278th Match · First-class
LivePeshawar Region Blues220 & 342/7d
Federally Administered Tribal Areas230 & 116/3(25.5 ov)
Peshawar Region Blues won the toss
Full scorecardSheff Shield10th Match · First-class
StumpsNew South Wales204
South Australia162/5(43 ov)
South Australia trail by 42 runs with 5 wickets remaining in the 1st innings
Full scorecardSheff Shield11th Match · First-class
StumpsVictoria292/3(96 ov)
Western Australia—
Victoria won the toss and elected to bat
Full scorecardSheff Shield12th Match · First-class
StumpsQueensland195/5(69.4 ov)
Tasmania—
Queensland won the toss and elected to bat
Full scorecardEngland Lions in West Indies 2026-273rd unofficial ODI · List A
LiveWest Indies A—
England Lions—
Match scheduled to begin at 09:30 local time (13:30 GMT)
Full scorecardAbu Dhabi T1012th Match (N) · Other match
LiveYas Lions132/5
Arabian Aces8/0(0.3/10 ov)
Arabian Aces require another 129 runs with 10 wickets and 58 balls remaining
Full scorecardSA Domestic T20Super Eights (N) · Twenty20
LiveTitans104/7(13/20 ov)
Warriors—
Warriors won the toss and elected to field
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Scores are written as runs, then wickets. So 182/4 means 182 runs with four batters out. The overs follow in brackets. In a chase the bracket also shows how many overs the side has in total. If the columns of a full card are new to you, the guide on how to read a cricket scorecard walks through each one.
What you get on this page
- Live: matches where a ball has been bowled and the result is not in yet. Breaks such as lunch, tea, stumps or rain show on the pill.
- Upcoming: the next fixtures with the start in your own time. The full list sits on the schedule page.
- Results: finished matches with the margin. More of them, with reports, are on the results page.
Three small things that help
Wicket alerts. Open a match and switch them on. Your browser shows a notice when a wicket falls, when an innings ends and when the match is decided, as long as the match stays open in a tab.
Score in the tab. The match page writes the live score into the browser tab title. You can work in another tab and still see it.
Data saver. The switch is in the menu. It makes the page ask for scores less often, which helps on a slow connection or a small data plan.
Live score questions
How often does the live cricket score refresh?
About every 20 seconds while at least one match is in play, and about once a minute when nothing is live. You never need to reload the page. With Data saver on, the gaps are three times longer.
Why is the score a little behind the TV?
A score travels from the scorers at the ground to a data feed and then to your phone. That trip takes from a few seconds to about a minute. TV pictures have their own delay, so the two rarely match to the second.
What does the green dot next to a team mean?
It marks the side that is batting right now. The number beside it is that side’s score: runs, then wickets, with the overs in brackets.
How do I see the full scorecard?
Tap any match card. The match centre opens with both innings, every batter and bowler, extras, the fall of wickets and the playing XIs.
Can I keep only my teams on top?
Yes. Tap the star next to a team name. Matches of starred teams move to the top of every list, and the “My teams” filter hides the rest.