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Afghanistan won by 7 wickets

Ibrahim Zadran's unbeaten 70 off 96 balls steered Afghanistan to the tri-series title in Sharjah, chasing 170 with 93 balls to spare. Raza's 68 was the backbone of Zimbabwe's 169, but Rashid Khan's 3 for 41 kept them well short of a defendable total.

India Women won by 9 wickets

Rawal's unbeaten 100 off 96 balls and Shafali's 64* off 33 chased down 198 in just 27.1 overs in Vadodara. Charani's 4 for 23 had earlier bowled Zimbabwe out for 197 despite Biza's 62 — India lead the ODI series 1–0.

India won by 4 wickets

A record chase of 226, sealed with two balls to spare at Hagley Oval. Samson took Player of the Match honours.

Sri Lanka won by 2 wickets

Brook's 202 — the fastest double hundred in ODI history — went in vain as Rathnayake (130) and Liyanage (61*) sealed the second-highest successful chase in ODI history with one ball to spare in Rawalpindi.

South Africa won by an innings and 31 runs

Bavuma's career-best 179 rescued South Africa from 110/6 in Gqeberha, Jansen's 5 for 33 skittled Australia for 99, and the follow-on ended in an innings win that levels the series 1–1. Head's 121 came in vain.

Ireland won by 55 runs

Stirling's 56 set up 229/9 in Windhoek, and Player of the Match Hoey's 3 for 29 bowled Namibia out in the first men's ODI between the two sides — Trumpelmann's fighting fifty came too late.

KZN Inland Tuskers won by 5 wickets

The Tuskers chased down 150 in South Africa's domestic T20 competition to keep their Pool B campaign on track.

Mpumalanga Rhinos won by 5 wickets

Nhlebela's 4 for 23 held the Emerging Players to 153 in White River, and du Toit's 80 off 55 led the Rhinos home with two balls to spare.

Match abandoned — rain

Only 2.4 overs were possible at North Sydney Oval before the rain returned. Australia take the series 2–0 and keep the Rose Bowl; Ashleigh Gardner was Player of the Series.

Afghanistan won by 7 wickets

Rashid Khan's 4 for 31 bowled Bangladesh out for 160 in Sharjah and Rahmat Shah's unbeaten 67 finished the chase with 87 balls to spare — Afghanistan into today's final, Bangladesh eliminated.

India Women won by 92 runs

Harmanpreet's unbeaten 91 off 41 and Shafali's 69 off 37 powered 216/7 in Raipur, and Zimbabwe were held to 124/7 — a 92-run win that completes India's 3–0 series sweep.

Pakistan won by 87 runs

Arafat Minhas starred with 59 and then 6 for 40 as England collapsed from 91 without loss to 215 all out in Rawalpindi — Pakistan's second straight win of the tri-series.

Australia Women won by 40 runs

New Zealand's chase never got going — Georgia Wareham's 3 for 18 squeezed the middle overs and sealed the series for Australia with a game to spare.

Australia Women won by 2 wickets

Ellyse Perry's 52 off 30 headlined a tense chase at North Sydney Oval as Australia hunted down 163 with seven balls left.

Match abandoned — rain · Series drawn 2–2

Bengaluru's decider was cut to nine overs a side, then washed out with India flying at 118/5 — Kishan 30 off 10, Dhir 24* off 6. The draw ends India's run of 11 straight home bilateral T20I series wins.

West Indies won by 24 runs

A mountain of 248 proved too steep in Hyderabad despite India's late charge — the win squared the series 2–2 and set up the Bengaluru decider.