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England etched their name in T20 history, breaching the 300-run mark against South Africa in a thrilling match at Old Trafford. Phil Salt's explosive 141* and Jos Buttler's rapid 83 propelled England to 304-2, though shy of Zimbabwe's all-time record of 344-4. South Africa faltered in their chase, succumbing to 158, handing England a massive victory.

South Africa faced a crushing 342-run defeat against England, marking their largest ODI loss ever. Captain Temba Bavuma questioned the team's attitude after a dismal performance in all areas, including fielding and bowling. Despite the embarrassing defeat, Bavuma remains optimistic about the team's progress, citing previous victories against Australia and England.

Wasim Jaffer playfully trolled Michael Vaughan after England's dismal batting performance against South Africa in the first ODI, where they were bowled out for a mere 131. Jaffer humorously pointed out England's eighth position in the ICC ODI rankings, suggesting the ICC should investigate, continuing their long-standing banter.

Jacob Bethell will captain England in the upcoming T20I series against Ireland. He will replace Harry Brook, who is being rested for The Ashes. While some criticized Bethell's appointment and his inclusion in the Test side, Rob Key defended it. The former England player believes that talent should be prioritized over the number of games under one's belt. Bethell will become England's youngest international captain. The series in Dublin starts September 17.

India faced a defeat against England in the first Test at Headingley. Kiran More emphasized the importance of fielding. He noted dropped catches proved costly. England chased down 371 runs. Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant, and Yashasvi Jaiswal scored centuries in the first innings. More believes the team is in transition. He asks for time and support for the new players.