Masakadza helped Zimbabwe beat Afghanistan in his farewell match; Ireland won the Tri-Nation T20 series; ECB offered Archer a contract across formats; and the Tridents thrashed the Zouks.
The clash is a dead-rubber, but for all intents and purposes, it’s the first leg of the final.
Nottinghamshire Outlaws and Worcestershire Rapids will clash in the first semi-final of Vitality Blast 2019 at Edgbaston on September 21.
Sri Lanka's tour of Pakistan got a go-ahead; Akila has been banned from bowling in international cricket for a year; Scotland beat Netherlands; and the penultimate round of the County Championship got over.
Afghanistan have already qualified for the final, while Zimbabwe are out of the run. However, there is a record run on the cards as well as some pride to be salvaged.
The opportunity for an unassailable 1-0 lead presents itself to the two teams ahead of the second T20I in South Africa.
It’s a must-win match for Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in the fourth clash of the T20I Tri-series.
Munsey slammed the 3rd-fastest hundred in T20I history as Scotland thrashed Netherlands; Australia Women cruised to a win to clinch the series against West Indies Women; and an India Women member reported being of approached for match-fixing.
West Indies Women will host Australia Women for the second match of the 3-T20I series at Kensington Oval on September 16.
India will host South Africa for the first match of the 3-T20I series on September 15, at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association, Dharamsala.