Pandey celebrates after scoring his maiden ODI century
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Manish Pandey scored his maiden ODI century as India downed Australia by six wickets in nail-biting fashion in the fifth and final ODI in Sydney.
Richardson finished with career-best figures of 5-68 off his 10 overs
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Kane Richardson claimed his maiden five-wicket haul as Australia scripted an unbelievable come-from-behind win against India in the fourth ODI in Canberra.
Marsh hit eight boundaries and three sixes during his unbeaten knock of 63
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Perth Scorchers opener Shaun Marsh struck an unbeaten 63 to lead his side to a convincing nine-wicket win over the Sydney Sixers.
Burns is ecstatic after bringing up his maiden Test century
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Australia openers Joe Burns and David Warner added to New Zealand’s misery on the third day of the first Test in Brisbane as they both scored centuries.
Shahzad hit seven boundaries and three sixes during his knock of 80
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Afghanistan opener Mohammad Shahzad scored 80 to lead his side to a three-wicket win over Zimbabwe and bring them level at 2-2 in the series.
“I have had a wonderful career and nothing made me prouder than pulling on the Baggy Green”
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Australia pace bowler Ryan Harris has called time on his international career, citing his chronic right knee problem as the reason behind his decision.
Morgan was named Man of the Match for scoring 113
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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.
Williamson was named Man of the Match for his knock of 118
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New Zealand batsmen Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor were not daunted by the prospect of chasing 303 in the third ODI in Southampton as they both scored centuries to lead the Black Caps to a three-wicket win over England.
Root (left) and Ballance (right) amassed an unbeaten 64-run partnership
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England still managed to keep hold of their advantage over the West Indies despite Jermaine Blackwood’s magnificent unbeaten knock of 112.
“It was my last game for New Zealand, in the final, so it was a lovely way to finish”
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Left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori has brought his 18-year international career to an end, stating that the World Cup final loss to Australia was his last game for New Zealand.
