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Usman Khawaja smashed a breathtaking 104 not out to lead the Sydney Thunder to an eight-wicket win over the Adelaide Strikers and into their first-ever Big Bash League (BBL) final.
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Usman Khawaja smashed a breathtaking 104 not out to lead the Sydney Thunder to an eight-wicket win over the Adelaide Strikers and into their first-ever Big Bash League (BBL) final.
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Pakistan veteran batsman Younis Khan has announced his retirement from ODI cricket with immediate effect.
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Flamboyant India batsman Virender Sehwag has retired from international cricket and the Indian Premier League (IPL) effective immediately.
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers led by example with the bat as he blasted an unbeaten 104, while pace bowler Kagiso Rabada took consecutive wickets in the final over to lead the Proteas to a five-run win over India in the first ODI in Kanpur.
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Sri Lanka opener Kusal Perera hit the second-fastest half-century in ODI history and the joint-fastest fifty by a Sri Lankan batsman to lead his side to a two-wicket win over Pakistan in Pallekele.
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India batsman Ambati Rayudu scored a career-high 124 not out to help his side emerge victorious by four runs in a thrilling showdown against Zimbabwe in the first ODI in Harare.
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Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews scored an unbeaten 77 as his side built a commanding lead on the third day of the third Test against Pakistan.
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Uncapped leg-spinner Adil Rashid has been included in England’s 13-man squad for the first Ashes Test against Australia, which starts on July 8 in Cardiff.
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After losing the last two ODIs and facing the threat of giving up an unassailable 3-1 lead, England were all business during the fourth ODI in Nottingham as they chased down their highest total in ODI history to batter New Zealand by seven wickets.
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England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler and batsman Joe Root both hammered quickfire centuries to demolish New Zealand by 210 runs in the first ODI at Edgbaston.