Morne Morkel and Hashim Amla helped South Africa defeat New Zealand
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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.
Virat Kohli blasted 133 runs off 86 balls
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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.
Kevin Pietersen was the hero for England
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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.
Australia were just too good for India
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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.
Jonny Bairstow smashed 60 runs in England’s win
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Jonny Bairstow’s 60-run blitz gave England a much-needed win in the second Twenty20 International in Dubai.
AB de Villiers smashed 106 as South Africa took down New Zealand
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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.
Sri Lanka defeated Australia despite Peter Forrest’s century
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Sri Lanka continued their red hot run as they stunned Australia in front of their home crowd at Hobart.
Sri Lanka were just too good for India
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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.
Pakistan beat England in the first T20 International
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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.
South Africa won in the final over
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South Africa survived a final over showdown as they triumphed over New Zealand in the third Twenty20 International at Auckland.
