Vijay celebrates after scoring his sixth Test century
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Murali Vijay scored 150 and batsman Ajinkya Rahane made 98 as India continued to punish Bangladesh despite constant rain interruptions on the third day of the one-off Test in Fatullah.
Ul-Haq plays a reverse sweep en route to his 28th half-century
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Pakistan struck early during Bangladesh’s chase of 550 following captain Misbah-ul-Haq’s knock of 82.
Cook (left) and Trott (right) put together an unbeaten 74-run partnership
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England still retain the upper hand despite the West Indies managing to score 299 on the second day of the second Test in Grenada.
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.
Thirimanne became the youngest Sri Lankan player to score a century in the World Cup
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Sri Lanka opener Lahiru Thirimanne and wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara both scored centuries to help their side manhandle England and win by nine wickets in Wellington.
New Zealand pose with the trophy after whitewashing Pakistan 2-0
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New Zealand’s batting duo of Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor both scored centuries to help their side annihilate Pakistan by 119 runs in the second ODI in Napier.
Despite the loss, New Zealand still won the series 4-2
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara scored a sensational century to lead his side to a 34-run win over New Zealand in the seventh ODI in Wellington.
Ronchi and Elliott both made centuries during their record-breaking 267-run partnership
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New Zealand wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi and batsman Grant Elliott broke the record for the highest sixth-wicket partnership in ODI history as the Blackcaps flattened Sri Lanka by 108 runs in the fifth ODI in Dunedin.
De Villiers now holds the record for the fastest ODI century in history
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers broke the record for the fastest ODI century to help his side annihilate the West Indies by 148 runs.
Tahir sliced through the West Indies’ middle order with relative ease
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South Africa spinner Imran Tahir and pace bowler Morne Morkel fought back after West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite and all-rounder Marlon Samuels both scored centuries on the fourth day of the second Test in Port Elizabeth.
