ESPN Cricinfo

ESPN Cricinfo is a comprehensive source for live cricket scores and updates for international and domestic matches across all formats. The site provides ball-by-ball commentary, live score updates, and minute-by-minute action for T20, Test, ODI, IPL, List A cricket matches among others. Users can follow games featuring top teams like India, England, Australia, Pakistan, Bangladesh and more. ESPNcricinfo also offers a mini scoreboard that stays with you as you browse the site.

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