International cricket
Series context, squad composition, travelling conditions and the form streaks that decide bilateral and ICC-event matches.
International fixtures
Apr 17: India vs Australia, 2nd ODI, Visakhapatnam - 1:30 PM IST. Apr 19: England vs South Africa, 2nd T20I, Old Trafford - 7:30 PM BST. Apr 21: Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 2nd Test, Mirpur - 9:30 AM BST. The desk's live widget refreshes every over.
Live widget: ball-by-ball
The international live scorecard opens at toss. Run rate updates after every over; required rate updates after each wicket. The wagon wheel and pitch map populate at the innings break.
DRS reviews appear as coloured markers beside the umpire's call. New ball, drinks break and innings break are flagged in the timeline.
DRS and stoppage-time handling
International cricket uses three reviews per innings. The on-field call stands in 'umpire's call' zones. Strategic time-outs are not used. Rain delays: DLS par scores are calculated using the ICC method. The third umpire reviews no-balls, wides and boundaries on referral.
ICC rankings view
ICC Test rankings (as of Apr 14): India 1st (121), Australia 2nd (116), England 3rd (110). ICC ODI rankings: India 1st (118), Australia 2nd (115), South Africa 3rd (109). ICC T20I rankings: India 1st (267), Australia 2nd (261), England 3rd (255).
Editor's note
The desk's live widget covers all international fixtures across Test, ODI and T20I formats. Refresh cadence: every ball for Tests, every over for ODIs, every over for T20Is. Coverage note: rain delays, DLS recalculations and DRS decisions are flagged in the scorecard header within 60 seconds.
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