McCullum raises his bat after scoring the fastest 150 in Test history
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New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum smashed the fastest 150 in Test history to put his side in charge against Sri Lanka on the first day of the first Test in Christchurch.
Marsh has already scored two centuries in this year’s Sheffield Shield
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Australia have included batsman Shaun Marsh in the squad for the first Test against India, which will get underway on December 9 in Adelaide.
Simmons and Guptill single-handedly chased down Guyana’s target of 135
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The Guyana Amazon Warriors will face the Barbados Tridents in the final of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) after they demolished the Jamaica Tallawahs by 10 wickets.
Kumar dismissed Rahane, Faulkner, Bhatia and Richardson
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The Hyderabad Sunrisers stunned the Rajasthan Royals by 32 runs in a low-scoring encounter in Ahmedabad.
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Rahane was named Man of the Match for his crucial half-century
India batsman Ajinkya Rahane scored a fluent half-century to help the Rajasthan Royals post a four-wicket win over the Sunrisers Hyderabad in Abu Dhabi.
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Netherlands have won both of their World Twenty20 clashes against England
It seems as if history does repeat itself for the Netherlands after they beat England by 45 runs in Chittagong.
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“The position we got to, we’d have liked to win the game and be part of the best Test match ever”
South Africa batsman Faf du Plessis has revealed that he knew right from the get go that his match-saving innings of 134 in the first Test against India in Johannesburg would be much harder than his fabulous unbeaten knock of 110 against Australia in the second Test in Adelaide in November 2012.
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Du Plessis and de Villiers both scored centuries
South Africa fell just eight runs short of completing the highest run chase in Test cricket history as the first Test between them and India in Johannesburg ended as a draw.
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Warner scored his second century of the series
Australia opening batsman David Warner left England flustered and frustrated on day three of the third Test in Perth after smashing yet another century.
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De Kock hammered a career-best 135
After a war of words between India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and South Africa skipper AB de Villiers, it was the Proteas who emerged triumphant in the first ODI in Johannesburg as they absolutely annihilated the Indians, beating them by a massive margin of 141 runs.
