Babar Azam raises his bat after scoring his eighth Test fifty
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Neither Pakistan nor New Zealand were able to take charge on the second day in Abu Dhabi, even though Babar Azam scored an entertaining 62.
Jack Leach ended the day with figures of 4-73 off 23.2 overs
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Jack Leach took a four-wicket haul to leave England three wickets away from victory heading into the final day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Kandy.
Yasir Shah was the pick of the Pakistan bowlers with three wickets
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Pakistan’s bowlers worked as a cohesive unit to bundle New Zealand out for 153 on the opening day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
Joe Root celebrates after scoring his 15th Test century
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England captain Joe Root led by example on the third day in Kandy as he scored a brilliant 124 to give his side a 278-run lead over Sri Lanka.
Sarfraz Ahmed is confident that Mohammad Abbas and Yasir Shah will shine in the Test series against New Zealand
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed firmly believes that pace bowler Mohammad Abbas and spinner Yasir Shah will excel in the three-Test series against New Zealand.
Roshen Silva scored his fourth Test fifty
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Roshen Silva scored a crucial 85, which gave Sri Lanka a 46-run lead over England on the second day of the second Test in Kandy.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz finished with figures of 5-38 off 18.1 overs
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Mehidy Hasan Miraz ripped through Zimbabwe’s batting line-up with a five-wicket haul to not only lead Bangladesh to a 218-run win in Dhaka, but ensure the series ended as a 1-1 draw.
Sam Curran scored his third Test fifty
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Sam Curran and Jos Buttler rescued England with knocks of 64 and 63 respectively after Sri Lanka left the tourists in a spot of bother on the first day of the second Test in Kandy.
Mahmudullah is delighted upon bringing up his second Test century
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Stand-in captain Mahmudullah scored 101 before Bangladesh took two wickets after setting Zimbabwe a target of 443 to win on the fourth day in Dhaka.
Taijul Islam finished with figures of 5-107 off 40.3 overs
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Zimbabwe batsman Brendan Taylor scored 110, but Taijul Islam’s five-for kept Bangladesh in complete control on the third day of the second Test in Dhaka.
