James Vince

Babar Azam's spectacular century propelled Peshawar Zalmi to the PSL final, defeating Islamabad United. His unbeaten 103 powered Zalmi to 221, a total too daunting for United. This remarkable innings marked Babar's fourth PSL century, equalling a record, and his ninth T20 hundred as captain, a new global benchmark.

PSL 2026 kicks off March 26 with Lahore Qalandars facing Hyderabad Kingsmen, but without spectators due to regional issues and rising costs. The tournament will be broadcast-first, held in Lahore and Karachi. Despite the challenges, eight teams and international stars promise exciting cricket, with the opening match at 7:30 PM IST.

The Hundred's inaugural auction saw young English talent James Coles become the most expensive buy at £390,000, while Jordan Cox also fetched a significant bid. International stars like David Miller and Aiden Markram were also snapped up as franchises finalized their squads for the 2026 season.

The Hundred 2026 auction saw significant spending, with James Coles topping the charts at Rs 4.8 crore. However, the IPL 2026 auction dwarfed these figures, with Cameron Green fetching a staggering Rs 25.20 crore.

England's Joe Denly and Zimbabwe's Brendan Taylor will replace Mahmudullah and James Vince in the Multan Sultans squad for the Pakistan Super League play-offs, the country's cricket board said on Tuesday.

England batsman James Vince has tested positive for COVID-19, and as a result, his participation in the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) playoffs is now in doubt.

Top-order batsman James Vince, who was part of England's World Cup-winning team, is hoping to make an impression during the three-match ODI series against Ireland starting on Wednesday.

James Vince, the England cricketer and captain of Hampshire, has issued a public statement concerning the relentless assaults on his property, which have compelled his family to abandon their residence in Southampton.

Karachi Kings launched their PSL 2025 campaign with a stunning victory, chasing down a 235-run target against Multan Sultans, fueled by James Vince's explosive 101. The Kings punctuated their win with a playful jab at Mohammad Rizwan's famous quote. Despite Rizwan's unbeaten century, Multan's total proved insufficient as Karachi's batting prowess secured a memorable win, leaving Multan searching for answers.

England batsman James Vince lashed out at people for not taking proper measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic and said people are going out as if "everything is normal".

Desert Vipers secured their second win in ILT20 Season 3, defeating Gulf Giants by six wickets. Sam Curran's unbeaten 42 and Sherfane Rutherford's explosive 40 off 18 balls guided the Vipers to reach the target of 120 in 17.4 overs. Lockie Ferguson and Mohammad Amir's bowling limited the Giants to 119/9 despite James Vince's valiant 76.

Nicholas Pooran led MI Emirates to their first Season 3 ILT20 victory in Dubai with an unbeaten 58 off 37 balls. They won by five wickets against Gulf Giants, who posted 173/6. Pooran's decisive performance in the final overs, including a match-sealing six, earned him Player of the Match honours. James Vince scored 86 in a losing effort for the Giants.

Opener Jay Bista's half-century went in vain as England won their second warm-up match of the World T20, defeating Mumbai by 14 runs at the Brabourne Stadium here ahead of their tournament opener on March 16.

James Vince could make a return to England duty at his Hampshire home ground after being included in a 14-man squad announced on Thursday for the Southampton Test.

Pakistan Super League 2025 witnesses a thrilling start. James Vince scores a century for Karachi Kings against Multan Sultans. Karachi wins by four wickets. Vince receives a hair dryer as Player of the Match award. This unusual prize amuses fans. Mohammad Rizwan's century for Multan goes in vain. Vince's innings becomes the third-fastest century in PSL history.

Gulf Giants have launched their jersey for the inaugural edition of the International League T20 (ILT20) set to be held across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah from January 13, 2023 to February 12, 2023.

Rohit Sharma achieved a significant milestone, becoming the second player to surpass 6000 runs for a single T20 franchise, Mumbai Indians, during the IPL 2025 match against Rajasthan Royals. He trails only Virat Kohli in this record. Rohit leads a list that includes legends like James Vince (Hampshire), Suresh Raina (CSK), and MS Dhoni (CSK).

Mustafizur Rahman, Shayan Jahangir and Rovman Powell helped Dubai Capitals to third place in the ILT20 standings. Rahmanullah Gurbaz, James Vince and Azmatullah Omarzai’s efforts with the bat went in vain.

James Vince hit a maiden one-day international century and Lewis Gregory made 77 as a new-look England beat Pakistan by three wickets at Edgbaston on Tuesday to complete a remarkable 3-0 series clean sweep.

Pathum Nissanka's blistering 67 off 31 balls, coupled with James Vince's steady 50, propelled Gulf Giants to a four-wicket victory over Dubai Capitals. Chasing 161, the Giants secured their second consecutive win, topping the table. Azmatullah Omarzai's three wickets earlier restricted the Capitals.

In a bizarre scheme of things in the Pakistan Super League 2025, James Vince of Karachi Kings received a hair dryer as the 'Reliable Player' award after his match-winning century against Multan Sultans. Vince's explosive 101 off 43 balls, coupled with Khushdil Shah's 60, powered Karachi to a record-breaking chase of 235.

The Desert Vipers secured a comprehensive five-wicket win over the Gulf Giants to confirm a top-two finish for themselves. Max Holden's 70 runs off 54 balls led the Vipers to victory in 19 overs, after an effective bowling display, headed by Wanindu Hasaranga and Sam Curran, restricted the Giants to a below-par total.

Michael Pepper and Phil Salt’s 131-run opening stand powered Abu Dhabi Knight Riders to a 32-run win over Gulf Giants, sealing a playoff berth in the World ILT20. Pepper’s 83 and Salt’s unbeaten 72 set up 179/1 before Narine and Russell snuffed out a Moeen Ali-led chase to set up an Eliminator clash with Dubai Capitals.

Lhuan-dre Pretorius’ timely half-century and a vintage new-ball spell from Hardus Viljoen powered Paarl Royals to a 36-run win over Joburg Super Kings in the SA20 Eliminator. After posting 210/5, the Royals dismantled JSK’s chase early to set up a Qualifier 2 showdown with Sunrisers Eastern Cape.

Ryan Rickelton’s historic unbeaten 113, backed by a brutal opening stand with Rassie van der Dussen and disciplined bowling from Kagiso Rabada and George Linde, drove MI Cape Town to a commanding 36-run win over Joburg Super Kings in the SA20 El Clasico.

Sherfane Rutherford's unbeaten half-century in the Pakistan Super League secured a five-wicket victory for Quetta Gladiators over Karachi Kings. Despite a strong start, Karachi Kings struggled against Quetta's spinners, resulting in a total of 165-8. This win marks Quetta's fourth victory in five games. Rutherford's unbeaten half-century was a key factor in the victory.

England's James Vince blasted 95 and took a crucial catch as the Sydney Sixers downed the Perth Scorchers for their third title in Australia's Big Bash final in Sydney on Saturday.

The Gulf Giants have strategically revamped their squad for ILT20 2026, aiming to reclaim their championship title after a fifth-place finish in 2025. Key auction signings like Liam Dawson, Tabraiz Shamsi, and Fred Klaassen bolster a balanced roster featuring international stars, emerging talent, and experienced campaigners, making them formidable contenders for the upcoming season.

During a Big Bash League match at the MCG, a seagull was struck by a powerful shot from English player James Vince. The incident occurred during the Sydney Sixers' run chase, causing a brief halt in play. Despite the interruption and the seagulls causing distractions, Vince managed to score 53 runs before the Melbourne Stars won by 16 runs.

James Vince of England has prioritised participating in the Pakistan Super League over First-Class cricket, defying the ECB's directive. The 33-year-old chose to play for Karachi Kings instead of leading Hampshire in the County Championship, citing career and family considerations. Hampshire's director respected his decision, recognising Vince's long-standing contributions to the club.