Michael Neser excelled with both the bat and ball
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Adelaide Strikers seamer Michael Neser smashed an unbeaten 40 and took two wickets to lead his side to a 56-run win over the Brisbane Heat.
Jos Buttler struck five boundaries and four sixes during his knock of 67
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Sydney Thunder opener Jos Buttler hammered an entertaining 67 to lead his side to a comfortable 57-run win over the Hobart Hurricanes.
Steve Smith celebrates after scoring his 23rd Test century
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Australia captain Steve Smith added another century to his name as he scored an unbeaten 102 prior to the fourth Test against England ending as a draw.
Dale Steyn is set to make his long-awaited comeback on January 5
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South Africa pace bowler Dale Steyn and captain Faf du Plessis are back in the Test squad for the first Test against India, which begins on January 5 in Cape Town.
Trevor Bayliss: “You’re able to clean the ball and that’s what we were doing”
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England head coach Trevor Bayliss has dismissed speculation that his side were ball tampering on the penultimate day of the fourth Ashes Test against Australia in Melbourne.
Sabbir Rahman allegedly assaulted a young boy
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Bangladesh batsman Sabbir Rahman is in hot water once again as an investigation has been launched after he allegedly assaulted a fan during a first-class match in Rajshahi last week.
Alastair Cook: “It was probably one of the most emotional [innings]”
England opener Alastair Cook has admitted that he was worried about his run of poor form with the bat, but insisted that he never thought about retiring.
Mitchell Johnson finished with figures of 3-13 off his four overs
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Mitchell Johnson proved that he hasn’t missed a beat as he took three wickets during a highly economical spell to lead the Perth Scorchers to a three-wicket win over the Melbourne Renegades.
David Warner took a more cautious approach to his innings
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England would have been looking to push Australia further on the back foot on the penultimate day in Melbourne, but their hopes of doing so were dashed by opener David Warner’s unbeaten 40 and inclement weather.
Glenn Phillips scored his maiden fifty in the shortest format
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Glenn Phillips and Colin Munro hammered 55 and 53 respectively as New Zealand crushed the West Indies by 47 runs in the first Twenty20 International in Nelson.
