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Cricket matches today: Full list of live games
Here are all the major cricket matches being played across the world on July 23, 2025.
Test matches
England vs India, 4th Test, Day 1 - Old Trafford, Manchester
First-class cricket
Australia A v Sri Lanka A, 2nd unofficial Test, Day 4
Durham v Somerset, Day 1
Nottinghamshire v Hampshire, Day 1
Sussex v Essex, Day 1
Yorkshire v Surrey, Day 1
Worcestershire v Warwickshire, Day 1
Kent v Glamorgan, Day 1
Leicestershire v Debyshire, Day 1
Lancashire v Gloucestershire, Day 1
Middlesex v Northamptonshire, Day 1
T20 cricket
Ireland women v Zimbabwe women, 3rd T20I
Australia Champions v West Indies Champions, WCL match 7
July 23: Today's latest cricket news
India get off to solid start at Old Trafford
Put in to bat on a cloudy morning, India openers KL Rahul (40) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (36) successfully negotiated the new ball and saw the team off to lunch without the loss of a wicket. India will start the second session on 78-0.
Williamson scored a century on his County Championship debut for Middlesex following on from his suxxessful T20 Blast stint for the club.
India pick debutant Anshul Kamboj over Prasidh Krishna
The visitors have handed a debut to fast bowler Anshul Kamboj, replacing the injured Akash Deep. Prasidh Krishna, who played the first two Tests in the series, has been overlooked. Read this to find out why.
India extended a world-record streak of bad luck when Shubman Gill lost the toss at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
In the latest ICC T20I rankings update, West Indies Test captain Roston Chase moved up to second in the ICC T20I all-rounders' rankings. Bangladesh seamer Mustafizur Rahman, meanwhile, entered top 10 of bowling rankings for the first time since October 2021.
Australia A captain Jason Sangha got his maiden first-class double ton as their second “Test” against Sri Lanka A fizzled out to a draw. He has been in prolific first-class form since the last Sheffield Shield season.
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has defended her side after their 2-1 ODI series loss to India, following on air comments from her wife – former fast-bowler Katherine – questioning their attitude.
