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Morne Morkel and Hashim Amla played key roles in South Africa’s six-wicket obliteration of New Zealand in the second ODI in Napier.
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Morne Morkel and Hashim Amla played key roles in South Africa’s six-wicket obliteration of New Zealand in the second ODI in Napier.
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Virat Kohli produced an absolutely jaw-dropping spectacle for Hobart fans as he smashed 133 from a meagre 86 balls to give India some hope of reaching the Commonwealth Bank series final against Australia.
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Kevin Pietersen proved to be England’s saviour as he smashed a highly entertaining knock of 62 runs from 52 deliveries in the final Twenty20 International in Abu Dhabi.
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Australia secured their spot in the finals of the Commonwealth Bank series when they demolished India in front of delighted fans in Sydney.
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Jonny Bairstow’s 60-run blitz gave England a much-needed win in the second Twenty20 International in Dubai.
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South African Captain AB de Villiers displayed one of his finest knocks against New Zealand in the first ODI at Wellington.
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Sri Lanka continued their red hot run as they stunned Australia in front of their home crowd at Hobart.
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Sri Lanka gained revenge against India, after the two sides drew the last time they met, by clinically breaking them down in front of Brisbane fans.
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Pakistan gave England a run for their money when they defeated them in the first Twenty20 International at Dubai by eight runs, after losing the ODI series 4-0.
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South Africa survived a final over showdown as they triumphed over New Zealand in the third Twenty20 International at Auckland.