December 10 Morning Brief: Today's Top news and headlines from cricket world

1. Underdog West Indies triumph over England, clinch ODI series by 2-1

West Indies stunned England in the third and final ODI defeating them by four wickets (DLS method). (READ MORE)

2. West Indies recall Andre Russell after two-year hiatus for T20I series against England

Explosive all-rounder Andre Russell is back in the scheme of things as the 35-year-old has been recalled after a two-year hiatus for the T20I series against England.  (READ MORE)

3. Hardik Pandya could be fit for Afghanistan series in January: Jay Shah

Jay Shah stated that Pandya can make a return in January when India plays against Afghanistan in a three-match T20I series. (READ MORE)

4. England stumble in small chase but clinch series

The second T20I of the ongoing series between India and England women saw the visitors register a dominant victory at the Wankhede Stadium. (READ MORE)

5. BCCI to discuss long-term contract extension with Rahul Dravid post South Africa tour

BCCI will ponder over extending head coach Rahul Dravid’s contract following the end of India’s upcoming all-format away series in South Africa. (READ MORE)

6. 'Probably the worst wicket I've come across in my career' - Tim Southee after nervy Dhaka triumph

While Southee lauded his men and their performance, he was critical of the pitch used for the second Test, branding it the "worst wicket" he has come across in his career. (READ MORE)

7. ‘Always had a soft spot for them’ - CSK fan Kate Cross after being bought by RCB in WPL 2024 auction

A fan of CSK in the IPL, Cross once trolled RCB men's team during the IPL 2020 but after joining the franchise, she revealed of having a spot spot for them. (READ MORE)

8. Tim Southee heaps praise on Glenn Phillips after match-winning performance against Bangladesh

Southee lauded his side’s ability to combat the spin attack of the home side on a surface that was significantly spin-friendly and also heaped praise of Glenn Phillips, who was phenomenal. (READ MORE)